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dYzeaZe 
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I tried to use it once time, a very old ver tho. Sonar XL or smth, can't even remember. Didn't like it.
Can't say much about it, but it sure was unfriendly to me. 
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Right now I'm in the process of making up a good sig.
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Arkitekt
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i think a guy i used to talk to on MWdnb(RIP) uses it .. look for
reafersiderecordings on cc-radio he could tell you ..
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09-11-2005 00:21 |
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Daemon79
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Used to play with a try-out version
found it much more user friendly (and a nicer look as well) then cubase, but then again that's just personal. To me it had an easier workflow. You need an adapter to play VST though. And their forum on DXi plugin development seems dead last time I checked (about a year ago).
switched to linux btw.
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09-11-2005 01:01 |
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Yawn
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I saw the same flyer I think & it does look very good.
Its really the only other sequencer thats kind caught my eye & made me wanna switch. I'd have to go for the producer version though coz the studio version lacks quite a few of the features that make it so attractive.
But then I think do I really wanna learn another sequencer?
Plug-ins look nice though 
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09-11-2005 14:11 |
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D2o
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09-11-2005 16:10 |
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Arkitekt
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Originally posted by Dj Jimmy C
the new version doesn;t need a vst adapter!! |
really?? hmm... might be something worth lookin into
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09-11-2005 20:57 |
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Daemon79
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Ok but although everybody's free to write VST's, the vst-hosting software from Steinberg is AFAIK still not open sourced. this means that the hosting method from Cakewalk will have differences in working with vst-plugins (I know that it sends midi in a different way). Normally a good vst-dev tests his plugin on different programs (cubase, nuendo, sonar, fruity, ...) but it would be wise to check if the vst's you're using are supported by Sonar as well before you make the switch.
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10-11-2005 07:04 |
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Arkitekt
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Originally posted by Daemon79
Ok but although everybody's free to write VST's, the vst-hosting software from Steinberg is AFAIK still not open sourced. this means that the hosting method from Cakewalk will have differences in working with vst-plugins (I know that it sends midi in a different way). Normally a good vst-dev tests his plugin on different programs (cubase, nuendo, sonar, fruity, ...) but it would be wise to check if the vst's you're using are supported by Sonar as well before you make the switch. |
This is why i referance KVR-Audio becuase they list there VSTS in different ways compatible and un-compatible.. helps a lot to know whats going to work with what..
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10-11-2005 20:42 |
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Halph-Price
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Originally posted by Dj Jimmy C
...........SONAR
i saw a flyer for version 5 and it it looks awsome.
read some reviews too and they rated it highly.
does anyone have an older version (or even the new one) they use.
just wondering if its worth the hype????
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reviewers usually get paid advertisment by the same product. you'll never see the add on the same page, but it'll be there somehwere.
waiting. :o
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