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Process > Fit Improvisation
Menu reference
Process > Fit Improvisation
SONAR lets you record music from a MIDI controller without requiring that you use a fixed tempo.
But if you record without using a metronome, you are very likely to end up with a recording that does
not fit onto a fixed tempo grid.
The
Process > Fit Improvisation command lets you take a recording and create a tempo map (with
measure and beat boundaries) that fits what you played. Your performance is not changed in any
way, even thought the note start times and durations are adjusted to fit the new tempo map.
To use this command, you must record a “reference track” containing a single clip that matches your
original track or tracks, but has only a single note on each beat boundary. You should make sure that
the reference track has one event for every single beat, with no extra beats or missing beats. The
first beat of the reference track should be at 1:01:000. You can use any editing command to adjust
the reference track.
See also;
“To fit tempos to an improvisation” on page 775
Process > Run CAL
The Process > Run CAL command enables you to run CAL programs. Cakewalk Application
Language (CAL) is an event-processing language that you use to extend SONAR with custom
editing commands.
You can write your own CAL program and use or edit CAL programs that other people have written.
CAL files are stored on disk in files with an extension of .cal.
See Also:
“Running CAL programs” on page 1359
Project > Info
The Project > Info command opens the File Info dialog box where you can enter information about
your project, including author, title and copyright. For more information, see “File Info dialog” on
page 1736.
Project > Audio Files
The Project > Audio Files command opens the Project Files dialog box. For information, see
“Project Files dialog” on page 1869.