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Leander started following Making a part of a track louder? , Input echo: remove auto through , Timing master playback? and 2 others
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Hi! I accidentally hit a keyboard key and now my bass channel has the blue auto through. I can only switch between on and auto through, but not off like the other channels. How can I do that again?
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Motu's 1 o' clock is my phone amp's 9:30 or so.
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Thank you! I need the phone amp as my headphones are better with it...otherwise the Motu needs to be cranked up too much.
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Hey! What does timing master playback mean and do (in the driver settings)? I have a Motu M4 with Out1+2 and Out3+4. 1+2 is connected to my speakers, 3+4 is connected to my phone amp. When I want to work with my headphones, I need to select Motu 3+4 in the DAW OR in Windows for e.g. music playback. However, Sonar works with both timing master playback settings regardless of speakers or headphones. Why? I can use 1+2 for speakers AND headphones...and also 3+4 for both. The only option I need to change is the master output of Sonar from 1+2 to 3+4.
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Adding a new part to a project with audio and midi
Leander replied to Leander's topic in Cakewalk Sonar
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Hi! I have a project with midi and tempo changes. Midis are sent to VST instruments... e.g. drums, bass, strings...then I recorded the vocals (audio) and imported guitars (audio). As I did not leave enough space before the song starts, BUT I want to add a short intro with some synth, effects, how do I move all midi and audio back e.g. 10 seconds without messing up what I already have? I tried this some years ago and audio played back faster...and simply selecting all data and moving it back does not work because of the tempo in the tempo "area" with the tempo changes. What's the best solution to add an intro before the actual song starts without messing up the tempo for midis and my recorded audio files?
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Thanks for your replies!
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Thanks!
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Thanks! It is not that I'm too lazy, but technical things are difficult to understand. Been struggling for many years. I use stupid workarounds such as manually copying a part of a guitar to a new track to adjust the volume there, but it is tedious...that's why I'm asking what the best solution is. Clip volume used to work well...but only if I have all FX in every track WITHOUT busses. e.g. Track 1: guitar L: EZ Mix 3 distortion, C4, EZ Mix 3 bus out: master Track 2: guitar R: EZ Mix 3, distortion, C4, EZ Mix 3 bus out: master This works with clip envelopes... BUT: Track 1: guitar L out: guitar bus Track 2: guitar R out: guitar bus -> envelopes do not work. The sound of a certain track isn't changed UNLESS I use e.g. -15db or more... What am I missing? Is it because the guitar bus ignores the individual track volume (and envelope changes)?
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Found it now...smart grid etc. thanks
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Thanks. I don't think I had it on. What other way is there to jump from bar to bar directly?
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How can I turn it on again?
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Hello! In Cakewalk by Bandlab, I can click on a bar or beat of the bar, e.g. bar 155 or bar 138:3 ... with the mouse...and it jumps to the correct time. In Sonar I messed something up...or at least I cannot click bar 48 as it does not jump to the exact time, but lets me freely select any millisecond...and this makes navigating to a certain bar difficult. How can I make Sonar jump to the exact bar or beat without milliseconds?
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I have two guitar tracks. One is 100% left, one 100% right...both go to the guitar bus. How can I lower a part of one of them? What is the difference between automation: volume and clip automation: gain?
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Hi! How can I make a part of a track louder? e.g. my guitars are left, right and a lead guitar. During the lead, the right guitar should be x db lower in volume. There are envelopes...but what is the difference between automation: volume and clip automation: gain? The problem is that both the left and right tracks go to a guitar bus. The bus has the EZ Mix 3 sound, the Andy Sneap fix and a guitar bus from EZ Mix 3. Without busses, it works, but with the bus, the volume is not reduced when applied to the track with an envelope. How can I make a track's part from time x to time y softer by some dbs, BUT the track has a bus out?
