[ddots-l] Fit click to improvisation
- From: "Ilkster" <The_Ilkster@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "ddots-l" <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 19:09:07 -0500
I plan to record a duo performance in audio on a single mike. Then, with my
meager keyboard skills, add a bass line and other embellishments. So, for
Quantization purposes, I'll need a tempo map that follows the improvised
audio recording. A great opportunity to use the fit to click function of
Sonar.
After reading the caketalking tutorial on the subject, I have a few
questions.
Do I:
1 assign a drum patch to a midi track
2 tap out a reference track using say, side stick, closely following the
audio track tempo
3 here's where I get confused. The tutorial says that once I've got the
reference track accurate, I've got to use the "bounce to clips" function to
consolidate the reference tracks individual sidestick clips(there'll be one
clip for each hit). I'm using a DXI synth, so I've got say, midi track one
with output to synth, and say audio track one with input as DXI synth. So,
what do I bounce?
The tutorial says to select the reference track from beginning to end. Then
bounce, and use fit to improvisation. Do I select & bounce audio track
one(synth input track), or midi track 1-I didn't know you could bounce a
midi track-thought that was only for audio?
I'll be glad for any clarification-even step by step instructions if
possible.
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