Reference Guide

Dialog Reference

Drum Map Manager dialog

• Replace Old with New. Choosing this option tells SONAR to delete the old data, with the

following option:

• Delete Whole Measures. Choosing this option tells SONAR to delete the old data up to the

next measure line, regardless of whether the new data fills the space up to the next measure.

• Slide Over Old to Make Room. Choosing this option tells SONAR to slide the old data either

forward or backward in the track to make room for the new data. with the following option:

• Align to Measures. Choosing this option tells SONAR to slide the old data up to the next

measure line, regardless of whether the new data fills the space up to the next measure.

Ask This Every Time

Choosing this option causes the Drag and Drop Options dialog box to open every time you drag

some data.

See also:

Moving and Copying Clips

Splitting and Combining Clips

Drum Map Manager dialog

In the Drum Map Manager dialog you can create and save drum maps for use with hardware or

software samplers. You can customize drum maps to select specific sounds on any of your

samplers.

Drum Maps Used in Current Project

This field displays all the currently available drum maps. click the New button to create a new drum

map and Delete to delete a drum map. Select a drum map to display the drum mappings in the

Drum Map Manager. All drum maps in this field are saved with the current project.

Presets

Presets can be used to populate the fields in the Drum Map Manager. This field is also used to save

new drum maps by entering a name in the field and clicking the Save button.

Source/Destination

The Source/Destination section is where you map the following for each In Note (source):

• In Note. The source MIDI note value.

• Out Note. The MIDI note value that plays on the destination sampler.

• Name. The user-defined name for the row.

• Channel. The channel on which the note is transmitted. There is an option to follow the track’s

Channel setting.

• Out Port. The hardware output port or software virtual output port to which you are sending the