It seems a pity because it seems good but I prefer to have a DVD version. I can only find two Sonar 7 video tutorials on the Internet that are commercially available to buy. There are several free ones on U-Tube and linked here on this forum. I know I have written a similiar post here last week but I am still not satisfied with my options before I shell my hard earned cash out.
Hi, The SWA video is great because of the tutorial at the end showing the mix down of a complete song. The version 7 covers the same material, and very little of the new features--especially the LP 64 multi band. Unfortunately, for my ears, the music of the version 7 is really terrible, and version 6 was far more musical. To be specific, the nearly atonal "I Need you " harmony is horrible--but that is my opinion. Listen to the demo of the Know it all for version 7 on the Digital Music Doctor site.
If you can tolerate the caterwauling of "I Need You," then this tutorial has all of the stuff of version 6 but not much more. All in all, you probably need both from SWA and the Doctor. I thought it was also available as a DVD but I've just looked at their web site and they appear to have dropped all the DVD products and are now selling online viewing instead.
Rosefam6 Thank you very much for your answer. I appreciate it. Essentials Only Full Version. Sonar - Ipad So is there any chance of a stripped down model for Ipad in the future?
Who knows but that's exactly what I'd like to see I think over the next year there is going to be an amazing amount of apps as there is already alot coming out After messing with other music apps that have come out, it really brings "hands on" back that I miss so much The ability to touch the eq on a channel and have it instantly pop up in a bigger window for editing and then moving on to editing an insert which automatically closes the eq and pops up an effect to edit is fast and very intuitive Touch a transport button to bring up big buttons that are big like the old alesis BRC I really hope Cakewalk has something like this to show at NAMM because even though the Ipad is definitely limited in processing power, it more than makes up for it with the user touch interface I just wanted to put this out there cause I'm ready to record on the Ipad and want something that will make it easy to record like a piece of "cake" I see that your very first post has been languishing here for 11 hours, so I feel compelled to respond.
There are many threads here about whether Sonar will ever run on a Mac you can do a search. Having said that, it's not going to happen any time soon. I would see this period as a transition time for Cakewalk with the recent acquisition by Roland, and I doubt they would be preparing a Mac version. But it sure would be interesting if I were dead wrong.
Thanks for the insight RogerS I've been using Sonar since before it was even called Sonor and have the 8. I guess if they don't jump on the ipad bandwagon I'll just have to learn something new I'm pretty adimit about going that route for recording because of the small portable excellent user interface They already have a 24 track audio recorder ap out for it but I was hoping for added fx, maybe even a real time midi sequencer Avast Free Security.
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