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2.
Right-click in the Time Ruler where you want the pattern to start and select Insert Marker from
the menu that appears.
The Marker dialog appears.
3.
Enter the name you want to use for the first pattern and click OK.
4.
In a MIDI track, enter a pattern of notes.
5.
If you want to create a second pattern, repeat steps 2 through 4.
6.
Create as many patterns as you want, ending the last pattern with a marker called "end".
7.
Save the file as a MIDI file (.
installed SONAR.
Note: You can change the default directory where SONAR looks for patterns in the Folders tab of
the Global Options dialog.
You may need to re-start SONAR to see the new patterns in the dropdown menu next to the Pattern
Brush. The name you gave the file appears with an arrow next to it. Move your mouse over it to see a
subdirectory which contains each of the patterns you created.
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