CAKEWALK sonar x3, Reference Manual

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Recording
Importing music and sound
To filter event types
1. Go to Edit > Preferences > MIDI - Playback and Recording .
2. Check the message types you want recorded.
3. Click OK .
From now on, SONAR records only the types of events you have chosen.
Importing music and sound
While recording is perhaps the most common way of adding material to a SONAR project, there are
several other methods you can also use. SONAR lets you import music into a project from several
different types of digital data files, including MIDI files; audio files in Wave, MP3, AIFF, and other
formats; audio CD tracks and other SONAR project files.
See:
“Importing audio CD Tracks” on page 321
“Importing audio CD Tracks” on page 321
“Importing material from another SONAR project” on page 321
“Importing MIDI files” on page 324
See also:
“Adding Browser objects to your project” on page 613
Importing audio files
SONAR lets you insert digital audio information into any track of a project. If the audio file you are
importing is in stereo, then it can be imported into a single stereo track, a pair of mono tracks or a
single mono track.
The
File > Import > Audio command supports the following digital audio file types:
• Wave (extension .wav)
• MPEG (extensions .mpeg, .mpg, .mp2, and .mp3)
• Apple AIFF (extensions .aif and .aiff)
• Active Streaming (extension .asf)
• Next/Sun (extensions .au and .snd)
• REX (extensions .rex, .rx2, and .rcy)
• Sony Wave64 (extension .w64)
• FLAC (extension .flac)