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| Robert P |
Posted - 02/27/2010 : 8:13:18 PM
FOR SOME REASON, THE TEMPO HAS CHANGED DRASTICLLY IN MY PROYECT, I HAD A TEMPO IN PART OF IT AND SUDDENLY, THE METRONOME WHEN OUT OF SYNC. AND GOES FASTER THAN THE MUSIC, PLEASE, GIVE SOME ADVISE IN THIS SITUATION.
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| jjohnson |
Posted - 03/01/2010 : 10:50:28 AM
Hey Robert,
That's happened to me before. I found that if i shut down that current project and then bring it back up again that the problem no longer exists. There are a few little bumps like that one that you will encounter when using your software, but i suspect that this is the nature of combining a PC with a Multitrack Recording Software. I dodn't think that it's necessarily inherent with Sonar persay, but more of a PC thing not being real stable. Don't have a lot of experience but they say that Mac's are much more stable and tend not to have these problems. In the event that you have a Mac...it might just be Sonar arbitrarily doing stuff that requires shutting down the project and starting it again. I have actually had to reboot the entire system before with some of the things that occur with my PC.
Jason |
| garrigus |
Posted - 02/28/2010 : 10:27:04 AM
Not sure what could cause that.
Instead of using the metronome, you could try setting up a basic drum track and use that to keep track of timing during recording.
Scott
PS. When typing messages, it's best not to type in all caps because online that means you're shouting.  |
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