Nate74
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I posted a specific question in the SONAR forum, but realize I could also use a basic education on this topic.
Essentially, I'm trying to use a snare drum track to create a MIDI file to trigger a sampled drum. I realize this has been done for years, but I've never needed to attempt it.
So the first step in the process is to have my DAW identify the audio transients (what I would call snare hits) on the track and get it to ignore the hihat bleed. I can get it to do this, but it puts some right on the wave form but some are slightly off. I'm assuming it is trying to adjust closer to the beat where the drummer was off a bit?
But if I create the MIDI from that information, the the sample won't line up with the rest of the drum track, in particular the snare drum sound on the overhead tracks.
I'm assuming there is some what to tell it not to do this adjustment but I'm not even sure what that adjustment might be called so I don't know how to search for it.
In retrospect, I should have just made the drummer go get a different snare drum...
Any guidance would be most appreciated.
Essentially, I'm trying to use a snare drum track to create a MIDI file to trigger a sampled drum. I realize this has been done for years, but I've never needed to attempt it.
So the first step in the process is to have my DAW identify the audio transients (what I would call snare hits) on the track and get it to ignore the hihat bleed. I can get it to do this, but it puts some right on the wave form but some are slightly off. I'm assuming it is trying to adjust closer to the beat where the drummer was off a bit?
But if I create the MIDI from that information, the the sample won't line up with the rest of the drum track, in particular the snare drum sound on the overhead tracks.
I'm assuming there is some what to tell it not to do this adjustment but I'm not even sure what that adjustment might be called so I don't know how to search for it.
In retrospect, I should have just made the drummer go get a different snare drum...
Any guidance would be most appreciated.