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Note 1: you can create as many lanes as you want.
Note 2: a multi-lane track has only one set of automation envelopes.
To enhance multi-lane editing, SONAR has a cropping tool (see procedure below),
which automatically crops two overlapping clips that are in adjacent lanes so that
they don’t overlap.
For step-by-step instructions, see the following procedures:
To Enable or Disable the Multi-lane Option
1. Select the track or tracks you want to configure by Ctrl-clicking the track
number of each track you want to configure.
2. Click the Track-Show Layers menu option. When the option is enabled,
SONAR displays a checkmark next to the menu command.
When the option is enabled, SONAR displays overlapping clips in separate lanes
in a track.
To Loop Record Multiple Takes into Separate Track Lanes
1. Use the Transport-Record Options command to open the Record Options
dialog.
2. Under the Recording Mode options, choose Sound on Sound (Blend).
3. Under Loop Recording, choose Store Takes in a Single Track, and click OK.
4. Set your loop boundaries and start recording multiple passes through the
looped area.
5. Stop recording.
When you finish recording, SONAR displays all your takes in separate lanes in the
recording track.
To Move Clips to Different Lanes
• Set the Snap to Grid menu to the desired setting, and drag one or more clips to
different lanes. If you drag a clip onto another clip, and you have Blend Old
and New enabled in the Drag and Drop Options dialog (Options-Global
command), SONAR displays the two clips in separate lanes.
Note 1: if you want to move a clip to the exact same time placement in an adjacent
lane, hold the Shift key down while you drag.
Note 2: if the Automatic Crossfades button is enabled, SONAR adds a crossfade
between any newly overlapped clips.
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