Reference Guide

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Insert Series of Tempos dialog

This command lets you change tempo smoothly over a specified time range by inserting a series of

tempo changes.

Tempo Range

• Begin–enter the tempo you want to start the tempo range at.

• End– enter the tempo you want to end the tempo range at.

• Step–enter a value in beats and clock ticks for how often you want SONAR to insert a tempo

change into your tempo range.

Time Range

• From–enter the time location in your project where you want the tempo range to start.

• Thru– enter the time location in your project where you want the tempo range to end.

See Also:

“To insert a series of controllers” on page 700

“SONAR changes the current tempo to the desired value.Using the Tempo commands” on page 383

“Controllers, RPNs, NRPNs, and automation data” on page 739

Insert Soft Synth Options dialog

This dialog box appears when you use the Insert > Soft Synths > (name of the synth you want to

insert) command, the Insert > ReWire Device > (name of the ReWire device you want to insert)

command, or click the Insert button in the Synth Rack view and choose a synth from the pop-up

menu.

This dialog box inserts the soft synth whose name you clicked into your project. Inserting it means

that the synth’s name is added to the synth and audio tracks’ Input menus and the MIDI tracks’

Output and Channel menus. Besides inserting the synth, the dialog box has some options:

Create These Tracks:

• Simple Instrument Track. If you select this option, the synth’s MIDI input and main audio

output appear in a single track strip.

• MIDI Source. If you select this option, a new MIDI track appears that lists the particular soft

synth you chose in the MIDI track’s Output field. You still need to choose values in the MIDI

track’s Patch and possibly Channel menus.

• Synth Track Folder. If you select this option, new synth tracks and associated MIDI tracks

appear in a track folder. Each new instance of a synth gets its own folder.

• First Synth Audio Output. If you select this option, a new synth track appears that uses the

synth’s first audio output as an audio input.