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Tutorial 9—Drum Maps
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to new audio tracks in the previous procedure, mute the new audio
tracks so that you won’t be exporting two copies of each track.
2. Use the File-Export-Audio command.
The Export Audio dialog box appears.
3. In the Look in field, choose the location where you want the exported
file to be.
4. Type a file name in the File name field.
5. In the Files of Type field, choose the kind or file you want to create. If
you want to create a CD from this project, choose RIFF Wave.
6. In the Source Category field, choose Tracks if you want to create
separate files for each MIDI track, or choose Entire Mix if you want to
create one file. If you want to create a CD from this project, choose
Entire Mix.
7. Choose a channel format. Don’t choose Split Mono in the Channel
Format field if you want to export a single file. If you want to create a CD
from this project, choose Stereo.
8. In the Source/Buses field, select all outputs if you chose Tracks in Step
6, or accept the default if you chose Entire Mix.
9. In the Sample Rate field, choose if you want to create a CD, choose
44100.
10. In the Bit Depth field, if you want to create a CD, choose 16.
11. In the Dithering field, choose None for this tutorial. Dithering is an
advanced topic that you can read about in other sections of the manual.
12. In the Mix Enables field, make sure all choices are selected, including
64-bit Engine.
13. Click OK.
SONAR creates a new audio file or files of the type you specified. Find the
file(s) in the folder you specified, and double-click each file to listen to it.
Tutorial 9—Drum Maps
In SONAR drum maps allow you to assign a single MIDI track to multiple
outputs. MIDI drum tracks appear in the Piano Roll view’s Drum Grid pane.
In the Note Map pane you can map pitches to notes in any number of
software or hardware outputs.