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Posted on: March 12, 2010 @ 04:24 AM
2fatz
Total Posts:  3
Joined  03-12-2010
status: Newcomer

Hello everyone.  Just starting out trying to transfer 4 midi tracks from my ES to Sonar.  I am currently running Sonar PE 6 with my Motif ES7 connected via USB to my Toshiba.  I have set Sonar to control Motif in the following way according to a posting from Bad Mister:

OPTIONS > Project
AUDIO as Clock Source
>SYNC option >TRANSMIT MIDI START/STOP and also selected USE START, NEVER CONTINUE’ because I wasn’t sure if I needed to use this as well...my data from Motif is from the ‘song’ mode.

I also set the clock MIDI OUT Port to “Yamaha USB OUT 0-1” and didn’t do anything with the MTC

In MOTIF ES:

Press [UTILITY]
Press [F5] MIDI
Press [SF3] SYNC
Make MIDI SYNC = MIDI
SEQ CTRL = IN (I understand that this controls the transport (stop/start) of the Motif ES and this seems to be where I am having problems.**)
CLOCK OUT = OFF
[SF2] SWITCH
- only recording MIDI tracks at this time so have local set to off
I pressed [STORE] to lock in settings.

**now back to the apparent control issue.  I am able to get the MOTIF to play 1x and record on Sonar.  after I hit “stop” on sonar to halt playing/recording on MOTIF/Sonar respectively, I am unable to get the MOTIF ES to go back to measure 1 for playback either by telling it to do so via Sonar or by hitting buttons.  When I try to get into the utility mode to change control back to MOTIF, I am unable to do so.  Moreover, my Sonar seems to “stop responding” when I try to record this MIDI data.  I have had to hard boot both the computer and the MOTIF in order to clear these problems and get to a point where I can try recording again.  I have tried this several times this evening, changing small things to troubleshoot.  One time I think I had too much clock data being sent because I checked too many boxes initially when setting up controls on SONAR and wonder if I may have done some sort of damage to my MOTIF by overloading it or something like that.  I am pretty new to both SONAR and using the MOTIF to record MIDI and have not worked heavily with a midi recording software program since the 90’s (quickscore professional) ha ha!

I appreciate any help you all might have and thanks in advance for your time.

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Posted on: March 12, 2010 @ 07:06 PM
2fatz
Total Posts:  3
Joined  03-12-2010
status: Newcomer

Ok, I somehow got the tracks to record into Sonar from MOTIF ES without having them both freeze up.  I reinstalled the MOTIF ES driver and after doing that, only the MOTIF froze after recording and not the Sonar.  So, problem is half remedied and I am still unsure why MOTIF ES stays “frozen” after sending the data to record into Sonar.

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Posted on: March 29, 2010 @ 05:04 PM
SpongeBob
Total Posts:  1588
Joined  11-19-2006
status: Guru

You are having midi sync troubles. Follow this thread for help in setting the two devices up correctly.http://www.sninety.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=1,3&Board=Cakewalk&Number=222579&Forum=Cakewalk&Words=newguy&Match=Username&Searchpage=2&Limit=25&Old=allposts&Main=222579&Search=true#Post222579

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