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Looping project files

SONAR features a really handy tool that allows you to repeat specified sections of a project file. You

may want to do this for many reasons, such as to rehearse a part or phase or to listen closely to a

specific section. Perhaps you might set up a loop just because it’s your favorite part of the song and

you want to hear it over and over again. For all of the above, you will need to loop a section of the

song.

You may have noticed this demo file is an example of swing or jazz music. Let’s pretend for a second

that you are the guitar player and you wanted to practice your solo section right before the Violin

soloist begins. This requires you do two things:

1. Create a looped section of the Bass and Rhythm Guitar for you to practice with.

2. Mute the existing Solo Guitar track.

To enable looping in SONAR is easy. Simply click the Loop button in the Loop/Auto Shuttle

toolbar. You can also find this button in the Large Transport toolbar by pressing F4. When enabled,

the Loop button is lit .

Take note of the measure numbers displayed in the preceding image. The first number (2:01:000)

indicates the start of the loop region and second number (38:01:000) indicates the end of the loop

region.

When looping is enabled, the time ruler across the top of SONAR's track view displays yellow flag

markers that indicate where the loop region starts and ends. If you want to change the loop region,

you can drag the loop markers to a new location. Drag the loop start marker to measure 25 and the

loop end marker to measure 37. This will create a 12 bar loop.

Finally, mute both the Solo Guitar and Violin tracks and click Play to audition the loop region.

You will now hear only the Upright Bass and Rhythm Guitar tracks so that you, the guitarist in our

scenario, can practice your solo section.

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