57Gregy

How does a project in SONAR (with all the functions working for the Impulse) work when opened in CbB?

There are bass players here? Are they late?

Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.

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I am completely lost in this fred, so FREEBIRD!

What you're looking for is an Instrument Definition for the Yamaha. A search of the internet may return a positive result. It's also possible to make your own, and I believe there are directions on how to do that in the Cakewalk literature. I've never done one, but I understand it is time-consuming. The Yamaha should have a General MIDI sound bank, and if your tracks are each using different channels and patches, you should be able to playback what you recorded with the correct patch (sound).

Dave, I didn't know you played bass.

Are you using Punch-in recording? If yes, move the record start time earlier. If no, try it. You can play along with the song without it recording and then it will begin recording at a point you specify; maybe a few beats before the actual solo. Until someone can come up with a cause and solution, this will keep you on track. ?

Barksdale AFB?

I have never used the 'eject' option and everything seems to work correctly. I will turn the computer off, then disconnect the drive.

Step recording?

Right. You need a different track and channel for every TTS-1 channel you want to use. Make sure to turn off the inputs of the tracks you're not recording into.

In TTS-1, are you selecting the channels and patches in the track pane? Not in the TTS-1 GUI.

How do you keep the sand out of your keyboard?

So, what are their velocities? In the cymbal MIDI track's Piano Roll View with velocities enabled, look for a velocity that is the volume you want, then raise the velocities of the other cymbal hits.

From one Greg to another, read up on punch-in recording. You can start playback from anywhere and play along with it, then it will begin recording at the time you set it to start recording; no need to place the Now Time where you want to begin the new take.

Huh. I just looked up "score" in my dictionary (I have several; remember them? ?) and the term "score" for a musical composition is, ironically, from Old Norse, "skor". Edit: Added smiley so I won't seem too smart-alecky. Also, can some of you English folk let me know if it is, indeed, ironic?

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But they left all of the accordions.

I'm so sorry to hear that, Ken.

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As a temporary solution while arranging and mixing, I would Bounce to Tracks all the BGV into 1 clip and copy/paste that. You would then mute or archive the original BGV tracks until you need to work on them again. If the Bounced clip is where you want it, sound-wise, it could even be permanent.