Quantisize in sonar

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Don't even know if I spelled it right

BUT here we go
yesterday I went over to a friend's house a real pro-Cubaze guy and he showed me a feature called quantisize

exactly what I needed to give my sonar midi drum's a more human feel as it tends to shift the timing and tossle the velocity a bit of each note ...

is this feature also available in sonar , or are there other shortcuts to give a more human feel to my crappy computerized drumtracks ?
 
_ronin75_ said:
Don't even know if I spelled it right

BUT here we go
yesterday I went over to a friend's house a real pro-Cubaze guy and he showed me a feature called quantisize

exactly what I needed to give my sonar midi drum's a more human feel as it tends to shift the timing and tossle the velocity a bit of each note ...

is this feature also available in sonar , or are there other shortcuts to give a more human feel to my crappy computerized drumtracks ?
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Thats quan-tize and yes Sonar has it. You will find all the info on it and how to use it in the help file.
 
well If that works OK

I can prob uninstall cubase SX :)
 
Ev'rything Cubase does, Sonar does better
Sonar does ev'ry thing better than that...
-No, it don't
Yes, it does
-No, it don't
Yes, it does

-No, it don't
Yes, it does
Yes, it does
Yes, it does

We win! :D


NEVER FORGET ACKUS!!!
ALL COOL KIDS USE SONAR!
 
or you could try to search the official websites for their demo version ?


DOH

beats the hell out of selling your a** :)
 
Ronin, it's just that most people running two sequensers don't use the demo-versions (if you get my drift)... ;)
 
didnt say I used them both ....

I dont consider "fuckin around" with them as using ...

for god sake I'm a 'guitar player how much can I know about midi :)
the only reason I actually bothered to download cubase is that I couldnt get the amplitube thing running on sonar..
:)
and of cource the fact that my friend convinced me to give it a try ..

so that's exactly what I'm doing :)
 
gosh

fulltime working as a ict'er and still not knowing there is another metod of testing SW without double clicking install.exe or setup.exe :rolleyes:
 
_ronin75_ said:
gosh

fulltime working as a ict'er and still not knowing there is another metod of testing SW without double clicking install.exe or setup.exe :rolleyes:
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Don't take it so hard, ronin :) Some people here is just being sick of warez / crack / ilegal software user :) We sometime curious if someone using two or more different softwares. Just tell us you got them legally (or demo version) and we'll help you out :)

and as for the question, yes. Once you have sequenced MIDI track, you can select the track, click Process --> Groove Quantize. You'll be given plenty options to choose. Play around with it until you happy.

;)
Jaymz
 
_ronin75_ said:
or you could try to search the official websites for their demo version ?


DOH

beats the hell out of selling your a** :)
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Just making an observation.

I always find it curious when I see a post (and I've seen many) that go, "I'm 13 years old and I have Sonar, Cubase, Cool Edit Pro, and Nuendo. I don't know how to use any of them yet, but which do you think is best?"

If your stuff is legal, cool. I also started out by downloading the (then) Pro Audio 9, SAW, and Cubase demo's. I found the inability to Save did not allow me to really get a feel for the software, so I held my nose and closed my eyes and picked PA9. In the end, it was a good choice, since All the Cool Kids Use Sonar!!!
 
Well 've got a casio CT670 on loan from a friend

and the second I get some of what I play on thos back and white keys pops up in my sequencer I'm a happy man :)

but rest assured I'm not 13 and I dont have a lot of expensive sequencers I'm jyst a 27jear old guitar player (at rest) trying to get back in the game :)
 
_ronin75_ said:
...but rest assured I'm not 13 and I dont have a lot of expensive sequencers I'm jyst a 27jear old guitar player (at rest) trying to get back in the game :)
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You shouldn't call it "get back in the game" on that age, ronin. Paul does on his age now... :D :D :D

Welcome back to the game, ronin :)
 
dunno who you're all talking about ...
but I think I catch the drift :)

anyway

I think I kinda fucked up here quantise is a feature to ""correct" the errors in live recorded midi right

I tried to use groove quantise yesterday but didnt actually hear difference in volume of the hihats / snares for example

I think in cubase my friend had a humanize feature .. is that available in sonar , or is that avialable via the groove quantise feature ?
or do you need to do some scripting to do this ..
like here http://www.svpworld.com/cakewalk_cal/working_with_cal.asp
or are there good plugins for that ?
 
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