Many moons ago, I won a contest from recording.org for a copy of Sonar 8.5 Producer's edition. I have been happily running the software on a Windows 7 desktop.

That machine has gone on to a better place so now I am putting together a new desktop. I am looking into running a Linux system (but may just do a dual OS install for audio).

Hello all. I am still very new to all this, but I'm using an MXL 990 mic wit NADY phantom power, XLR to 1/8 on a realtek ALC892 sound.
Sonar 8 producer

Whats the "best" VST plugin to use to clean up my guitar sounds, recorded naturally with an SM57 from a live amp.

i'm using cakewalk Sonar 8.5 but i haven't tried mixing my guitar sounds yet. I have guitar rig, but would you say this was the one to use

Im using Sonar 8 to record vocals and Im having mic issues. Normally when I choose my input I select my microphone and it says left right or stereo. But lately it just says mono and it sounds distorted and awful. Im not sure if I'm having mic issues or software issues. I feel like it might be my audio settings but I'm not sure. I cant figure it out. Please help.

I managed to add soundforge 9 to the "tools" menu in Sonar 8 PE, and I'm even able to open audio files within soundforge to edit them (destructively, it is), but the thing is, every time I finish editing that one audio file and go back to sonar, the program (sonar) crashes!

I'm drawing a blank here...

I used to have, some years ago, Sonar 3 PE and Sound forge 6. every time I right-clicked on an audio clip Sonar gave the option of editing it WITHIN SOUND FORGE (as if going to it, edit it and then close it and "come back" to the track view in sonar).

the question is simple (I think...):

I'm running EZ drummer within Sonar 8 producer edition and so far have managed to aution the grooves and even drag and drop them into the track box in sonar, but I just can't hear them when I press the space bar in sonar!

Well... I finally got my new comp and downloaded the trial versions of Cubase and Sonar. So far, my familiarity with Cubase is making me lean in that direction. I do like the look of Sonar though. What I don't like is that I know version 8.5 has a lot more that 8.0 (which is the only demo version they offer).

Hello all,

Sonar only gets better, taking advantage of Windows 7, 64bit running on a new PCAudioLabs i7. I have one of their boxes and its extremely slick.

Take a look at this REMIX video clip(s) in particular : update

140 tracks with video.

The other 2 videos may just convert you.
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