Not sure if this is an issue with JS or Sonar 6 but...
I use a 4 beat count in with the Metronome in S6. In JS, I add a silent bar in front to account for the count in.
The problem is that when I record, the audio starts on the first beat. It doesn't wait for the count in.
I have the count in set for both playback and recording.
If this is not a JS2 issue, then I apologize.
Thanks.
Dave
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Let's say I lay down a guitar track. That will start on the first beat. While the count in is playing. But the more I think about it, the more I think it's Sonar.
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JS2/Sonar 6 Question
In Sonar I'd recommend not using the record count-in feature at all, and instead having a bar of silence at the beginning. Sonar doesn't actually record any input during the count-in, so if you're recording say a guitar track, the start of the first note is likely to get cut off.
JS2/Sonar 6 Question
I use a two bar intro in Jamstix, and then I just draw in the first 6 beats with a shaker or hihat, then I am good to go.
JS2/Sonar 6 Question
Yeah, that was happening as well.dysfunction wrote:Sonar doesn't actually record any input during the count-in, so if you're recording say a guitar track, the start of the first note is likely to get cut off.
JS2/Sonar 6 Question
Thanks. What do you mean by "draw in"? Also, when you're done with the song, do you just cut the first 2 bars out if that's not how you really want the song to start?bradbush wrote:I use a two bar intro in Jamstix, and then I just draw in the first 6 beats with a shaker or hihat, then I am good to go.
Dave
JS2/Sonar 6 Question
Just right click on the percussion line and pick the instrument you want on the right beat (BTW, you can drag and drop a space to eraseCudBucket wrote:Thanks. What do you mean by "draw in"? Also, when you're done with the song, do you just cut the first 2 bars out if that's not how you really want the song to start?bradbush wrote:I use a two bar intro in Jamstix, and then I just draw in the first 6 beats with a shaker or hihat, then I am good to go.
Dave
The main thing about this is that you get the pickup notes that Jamstix plays. I usually export to wav/mp3, so I just highlight the time at the top ruler bar that I want to export, like beat 2 of measure 2 on, before I export.