[ddots-l] Re: some drum loops inport while others wont
- From: Steven Jeffrey <shjeffrey@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2014 14:00:12 -0400
Dave,
After you import the drum loops into Sonar, press insert, eight on the num pad.
Jaws should announce that the track is recorded. If so, be sure you are at the
beginning of the project, then press tab to go to the next transient.
Next press F5 to learn the bar number of where you are.
Often when importing either loops or tracks into Sonar they are mysteriously
placed hundreds or thousands of bars away from the beginning of the project.
If this is the case for your imported loops, open the event editor and change
the MBT starting time to bar one.
If I understand your problem correctly the above steps should fix things for
you.
On Aug 11, 2014, at 10:31 AM, Dave Hillebrandt <dave@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello List Friends,
> I believe I have all of my settings in sonar set properly to run 24 bit
> and having trouble bringing in drum loops that are 24 bit wav. format. All of
> the 16 bit loops I have work great and few of the 24 bit from another company
> will work while others wont. Any ideas what might help. Have found a serious
> roundabout way of dealing with it for now and just make a recording of that
> loop and turn it into an mp3 and imports just fine. Still, I know I loose
> quality that way, even though slight. Any suggestions would be welcome.
> Have used successfully loops from Drums On Demand and sound pretty good,
> while loops from loop loft only come in 24 bit and not all are cooperating. I
> can play them through media player or winamp so dont believe it is a problem
> with the loops but liley some setting in sonar. The sad part is that the 24
> bit loops from loop loft generally are better sounding performances so really
> would like to bring them into the project. Thanks in advance, DAve
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