Need someone's experties in Sonar 4

hey whatz up guys!!!
i've just started to use Sonar 4 for recording....using my Gnx 4 .........everything is going great ...but after recording a riff....i'm trying to loop it....how can i do that????..........
what i'm doing is spliting the riff what i need to loop and right clicking on the riff and selecting "Groove clip-looping" but its changing the tempo of what i recorded.....its letting me loop the riff but its changing the tempo..???
Any idea..what i'm diong wrong..??
Any help will be appreciated...
Thanksssssss

I've got Sonar 4 as well, and this is one of the many things I never figured out. It helped tighten my rhythm playing though - having to play it all as one take... :o

I should probably figure it out, but I can't be bothered reading the book... I'd like the answer too though!

After the split, can you highlight and copy the chunk in the timeline and then paste it afterwards? Just a thought. If I figure it out, I'll let you know...

I've used sonar since version 3.

Step one is done, you have the recording. Simply double click on the track and it should open up a loop view. Then edit this loop view to your taste.

This is version 5 I'm working with but I'm pretty sure its not changed.

Originally Posted by: zreynoldspAfter the split, can you highlight and copy the chunk in the timeline and then paste it afterwards? Just a thought. If I figure it out, I'll let you know...

That's what I do when needed, never had a problem with it.. Just copy and paste the clip after the split.

thanks guys.........i figured it out.......when u double click on something.....its opens up in the loop window then u select loop enable on the left....but u gotta slick that note button all the way to the left..... :)

and you also have to slide "trans detect" button to the left as well....it works.....yay yay :cool:

You can also set loop points by right clicking in the area that shows what measure your on, and then selecting Loop On/Off. If you're going to be looping a section, be sure that you record with the metranome.