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8.
Press w, or click
Your tempo and metronome settings are now ready. When you save the project file, the metronome and
tempo settings will be saved as well.
To Change Your Metronome Settings
1.
Open the Metronome Settings dialog box in one of the following ways:
•
Click Metronome Settings
•
Choose Options-Project and click the Metronome tab.
2.
Change the metronome settings as indicated in the following table:
To do this...
Enable the metronome during
playback
Enable the metronome during
recording
Enable the count-in
Use the audio
Use a MIDI note as the sound
3.
Click OK.
Your metronome settings will be saved with the project file.
To Set the MIDI Metronome Sounds from your MIDI Instrument
1.
Select a track in the Track view that is assigned to the MIDI device you want to use for the
metronome sound.
2.
Click Metronome Settings
3.
Make sure that the settings in the Output and Channel fields match those for the track in the
Track view.
4.
Click on the Key box in the First Beat or the Other Beats section.
5.
Play a note on your MIDI instrument. The note number is entered automatically. The velocity is
not updated.
6.
Click OK.
Your metronome settings will be saved with the project file.
Setting the Audio Sampling Rate and Bit Depth
EachSONAR project has an audio sampling rate and an audio driver bit depth that indicate the level
of accuracy with which audio data are sampled and processed. The same parameters are used for all the
digital audio in a project. When you create a new project, if you do not want to use the default setting,
you must choose a sampling rate before you start recording audio.
150
to rewind to the beginning of the piece.
in the Metronome toolbar.
Do this...
Check Playback
Check Recording
Enter the number of clicks for the count-in in
the Count-in box, and select Measures or
Beats
Check Use Audio Metronome
Check Use MIDI Note and choose the output,
channel, and other settings
in the Metronome toolbar to open the Project Options dialog box.
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