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To Apply the Arpeggiator to MIDI Data
1. Select the data to be affected.
2. Choose MIDI Effects-Cakewalk FX-Arpeggiator from the Process menu or
from the popup menu to open the Arpeggiator dialog box.
3. Set the arpeggiator parameters, as described in the table above.
4. Click OK.
SONAR applies the specified arpeggio effect to the selected data.
Analyzing Chords
The Chord Analyzer command analyzes chords. You select the notes to be
analyzed in one of SONAR’s windows, then open the Chord analyzer and press the
Audition button. The chord appears on the MIDI display and the staff, and its
name with possible alternatives appears in the Chords recognized box.
You can play the notes on your MIDI input device and have the Chord Analyzer
identify the chords in real time. You do not have to set to playback.
You can open the Chord Analyzer in the Track and Console views, press Playback
and have the Chord Analyzer identify the chords in real time
Specify output range The range over which the arpeggio plays. Checked specifies
that the arpeggiator repeats notes at each octave over the
entire specified range. Unchecked specifies that the
arpeggiator includes only the notes you actually play.
Lowest note The MIDI number of the lowest note of the arpeggio.
Numbers run from 0 to 127.
Span (Notes) The number of half-steps in the range. Numbers run from 12
to 127.
Use chord control The chord you specify. Checked specifies that the
arpeggiator infers the chord from the notes played in the
range. It identifies the chord in the Chord recognized box and
uses it to play arpeggios for notes outside the range.
Lowest note The MIDI number of the lowest note the arpeggiator uses for
chord recognition (0 to 126).
Span (Notes) The number of half-steps in the range. Numbers run from 1 to
127.
Chord recognized The chord the Arpeggiator recognizes and plays.
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