Anyone using Sonar 6?

[Old Vantaa Man]

Thanks lads

Soundsubs, whatsup with the vst? I've got the FXpansion vst wrapper on Sonar 2. Not the best admittedly. I've been using Cakewalk since Pro Audio 6 btw.

Thanks for the link to Traktion there Alex. I like its fresh look and it's clearly very powerful.

[AlexHall74]

Originally Posted by Old Vantaa Man

Thanks for the link to Traktion there Alex. I like its fresh look and it's clearly very powerful.

You're welcome O.V.M. Tracktion is a great product. I can get things done with it quickly with good results. Enjoy!

[mannloon]

I just got it, was forced to by my bandmate, he was tired of the white trash way I was doing everything.

[AlexHall74]

Originally Posted by mannloon

I just got it, was forced to by my bandmate, he was tired of the white trash way I was doing everything.

Sounds like my wife...

LOL

[soundsubs]

The VST's are now "inside" Sonar, but they are still using the FXpansion wrapper on them (i can tell by opening the gui). it works, but its still not flawless. for example, it doesnt always know when a plugin should be a tempo plugin.

other than that the new 6.2 update is kinda slick, its got this new xray thing that makes plugins transparent. ACT is supposed to work better, although its also still not quite there yet.

friendly port naming is REALLY great. now instead of "RME Fireface 800 input 1-2" you can call it "FF800 Left1" or whatever you want.

highly recommended, still

heres the blurb about 6.2
http://www.cakewalk.com/Support/kb/kb20070129.asp

----shane

[Old Vantaa Man]

ACT is working fine here mate. No troubles.

For other software users: ACT is Sonar's capability to assign any hardware midi knob to any control in any soft synth.

[Old Vantaa Man]

Yeps I know tempo issues with Native plugs. They work fine in Sonar if you have 44k as your moma. If you have 48k it still fucks up.
Hmm. Pisser.

[Old Vantaa Man]

It doesn't crash.

You just have to reload Native after every project close.

Arschloch.