Table of Contents
Advertisement
To loop over the entire project, do the following:
1.
In the Loop toolbar, click the Loop Start time. The time display changes to an edit box with spin
controls.
2.
To loop over the entire project, the loop must start at 1:01:000. If the Loop Start time is not already
set to 1:01:000, use the keyboard or spin controls to enter this value. To set it to 1:01:000, click the
Loop Start time, enter 1 and press Enter.
3.
In the Loop toolbar, click the Loop End time.
4.
Press F5 to open the Markers dialog box.
5.
Select the marker named <End> and click OK. The Loop End time is set to the end of the project.
6.
Click the Loop On/Off button
7.
Click Play.
When looping is enabled, the Time Ruler displays special flag markers that indicate the loop start and
end times. You can drag these markers to change the loop start and end times.
Loop Start
To turn looping off, click the Loop button again.
Looping Over a Section of the Project
Maybe you would like to practice one section of the project over and over. Or, maybe you'd like one
section played repeatedly so you can practice an extended solo. In either case, you need to set the start
and end times of the loop section. Let's have SONAR loop over the section between markers C and D:
1.
In the Loop toolbar, click on the Loop Start time.
2.
Press F5 to open the Markers dialog box.
3.
In the Markers dialog box, select marker C and click OK. The loop start time is set to the marker
time.
4.
In the Loop toolbar, click on the Loop End time.
5.
Press F5 to open the Markers dialog box.
6.
In the Markers dialog box, select marker D and click OK.
7.
Click the Loop On/Off button
to enable looping.
Loop End
to enable looping.
59
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Troubleshooting
