Lonnie, Thank you so much for the tutorial. It has saved me so much time when i used to cut and slide over audio files to try to get in sync to the tempo. Thank you again!!
Sir you've got.. One of the best male voice I've heard... And i'm also a sonar user.. Thanks for the very very useful tutorial.. I wish could get your voice speaking some texts on one of the songs we're working on... Very unique warm timbre you got.. i like it so much...
Thank you very much, for the video and your time, it has helped me a lot, abusing your experience, there is a way that Sonar, automatically detects the tempo of some audio, Well greetings from Mexico
I have a project that has both midi drums set to my project tempo as well as audio recordings (guitar/bass/percussion). Should I use the guitar, bass or percussion as the track to set each measure, or does it matter? Thanks so much for this video!
You'll want to use the track that is the closest to being on time. For my work (modern rock, country, prog rock) I'll choose percussion first. If that's not available (or the drummer has terrible timing), I'll use the bass as it is a fairly percussive instrument that is easy to catch transients on. Guitar is usually last choice as they tends to dance around the rhythm established by the bass and drums.
My peroject export to qbsse and when import to sonar my perohect not sync and 2 miliseconce change????whay....but not promblem to other daw "reason and qbase"why did not sync my peroject and no fix to on beat???????🤔😓
This was extremely helpful and got me out of a tight spot. Many thanks.
Lonnie, Thank you so much for the tutorial. It has saved me so much time when i used to cut and slide over audio files to try to get in sync to the tempo. Thank you again!!
Sir you've got.. One of the best male voice I've heard...
And i'm also a sonar user.. Thanks for the very very useful tutorial..
I wish could get your voice speaking some texts on one of the songs we're working on... Very unique warm timbre you got.. i like it so much...
Thank you very much, for the video and your time, it has helped me a lot,
abusing your experience, there is a way that Sonar, automatically detects the tempo of some audio, Well greetings from Mexico
Wow amazing brother no body has done thua before really appreciate i have been using sonar for 6yrs
From sonar x1 till now great Daw ......for me.
Amazing!! thanks for posting this, before watching it I had been struggling with changing the tempo, this worked like a charm!
Very good sir, thank you.
Thank you very much, you save my life
I have a project that has both midi drums set to my project tempo as well as audio recordings (guitar/bass/percussion). Should I use the guitar, bass or percussion as the track to set each measure, or does it matter? Thanks so much for this video!
You'll want to use the track that is the closest to being on time. For my work (modern rock, country, prog rock) I'll choose percussion first. If that's not available (or the drummer has terrible timing), I'll use the bass as it is a fairly percussive instrument that is easy to catch transients on. Guitar is usually last choice as they tends to dance around the rhythm established by the bass and drums.
My peroject export to qbsse and when import to sonar my perohect not sync and 2 miliseconce change????whay....but not promblem to other daw "reason and qbase"why did not sync my peroject and no fix to on beat???????🤔😓
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