Sonar 4 - MIDI to Audio

Fade

The Beat Strangler
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illest o.g.
Click on the MIDI track (don't highlight the MIDI clip), then go Edit > Bounce To Tracks. Then it will transfer it to audio on a new track. Make sure you Solo the MIDI track too, or else you'll get everything on the new one.
 

Retro

Beatmaker
ill o.g.
Your question is confusing. MIDI has no sound. I think what you wanna do is export an audio track created from your MIDI data. Your MIDI data has to be triggering a sound/sample etc then you jus export that track as audio.

Any more info??
 

Fade

The Beat Strangler
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illest o.g.
Seoul P said:
It comes up with an error saying that "The specified selection did not contain any audio data. Please ensure that the selection contains the audio data you wish to bounce." Also, I'm using hardware not software.
Don't highlight the MIDI track, just click on the left side like this:
 

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Fade

The Beat Strangler
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illest o.g.
I had the same trouble when I first used Sonar but that's when I realized I was also clicking on the clip, I can't see why it wouldn't work but let me know anyway what happens.
 

Fade

The Beat Strangler
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illest o.g.
Are your settings correct under Options? That's the only other thing I can think of. Also, check the manual, they also give a detailed explanation. If you search for "audio clips" or "bounce audio" I think.
 

Scholar

willing vic to the music
ill o.g.
well as we all know midi doesnt carry sound,so if you are recording frome motif,fantom,triton,then you need to record the loop to a audio track.if you are using the rewire or some soft synth then you need to : Highlight the number of bars that you want to bounce(eg. you want 50 bars highlight from1-51) and then bounce all the parts you want,mute what you dont want bounced.

hope this helps if not pm we'll get you rollin'
 
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