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Setting Up SONAR to Use the SonicCell Editor

In SONAR you’ll find the Cakewalk Plug-In Manager with which you register

the SonicCell Editor as a plug-in for use with SONAR. Here’s how:

From SONAR’s Tools menu, select

1 Cakewalk Plug-in Manager.

In the VST Configuration area, click Options.

In the Cakewalk VST Scan Paths window, click Add...3

Navigate to your C drive, the Program Files folder—presuming you 4

used the default install location—highlight the Roland folder, and

click OK.

Back in the Cakewalk VST Scan Paths window, click OK—SONAR scans

the displayed folders and displays all of its found plug-ins in the

Cakewalk Plug-in Manager window. (You’ll see the SonicCell Editor if

you click VST Instruments (VSTi) in the left-hand pane.

Click Close to finish registering the SonicCell Editor.

Setting Up SONAR for SonicCell MIDI

In the following sections, we’ll assume a couple of things about the way

you’re working. We’ll assume

you’ve got SonicCell in Performance mode—

• using SonicCell’s PRST 01

Seq: Template performance to start with.

you’ve connected a MIDI controller to SonicCell’s MIDI IN jack—

• and that

you’ve turned on SonicCell’s USB-MIDI Thru parameter, as described in

the Using SonicCell with a DAW Workshop booklet.

Here’s how to get SONAR to exchange MIDI data

with SonicCell:

In SONAR, select

1 MIDI Devices... from the

Options menu to open the MIDI Devices

window.

In the Inputs and in the Outputs panes,

select 1:Roland SonicCell so it’s checkmarked

as shown here:

Click OK.3

From the Options menu, select 4 Global... to open the Global Options

window.

Make sure that

5 Always Echo Current MIDI Track is checkmarked so

that your SonicCell patch plays as you sequence, and click OK.

SONAR is now set up to exchange MIDI data with SonicCell.

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