Cakewalk announced 12 major new features in Sonar 3. You can see a demo of a number of them at my website, http://www.digitalmusiCDoctor.com/recording. Just click on the "Preview" button.

I notice a loss of Vocal volume & Bass is muttled after exporting multitrack to stereo using sonar2.

The sound of the tracks are perfect in the room, but when the tracks are exported to stereosome key vocal & bass quality is lost.

We are recording rehearsals(1 to 2 hours at a time)so the size of the project is fairly big. Does this impact the export function?

About 9 months ago some of you on this board helped me make "Sonar--Swift & Deep", my screen video tutorial, a success by providing useful advice when I was creating it. Now I'm nearing the release of its successor, "Sonar 3--Know It All !", and I'm again asking for advice. This time I'm including a "What's New" and an "Advanced Topics" section.

I have been using Sonar XL 2.0 for a year or so and for PC recording I love it. I was wondering if anyone has used or is familiar with the new version? Or any other opinions about this subject?

What's this button do? No!

Anyone had the opportunity to try it ? Opinionsor predictions ? Does the interface now look to you "very much like SX" as it does to me ? Thanks & cheers !

http://www.garrigus.com/pwrbkinf.asp?BookID=5
This book has many A-grade reviews from purchasers.

Anybody here have an opinion on this book for a Sonar newbie?

I have read the manual and also read Sonar 2 power, but for the next two weeks I am away from my DAW and my books.

Here is what I am trying to do:

One thing someone told me recently (as I'm a SONAR user very interested in investing in a Nuendo setup) is that a good craftsman can produce something worthwhile on whatever tools he uses - on any range of the quality scale, even. (Not to say any one product is most definitely better than the next, of course. ;) )

Ive been using FL Studio to create beats for my songs and importing them into songs in Sonar 2.2XL. But after importing a few waves, Sonar will start to speed up the wave while importing. if I try the same beat in mp3 format instead it will import at the right tempo but will add loud "pops". I tried playing the same files in winamp with no problems.

how do I go in and back a track up in time to match the latency of the recording (in my case 4 ms)? I just cant remember how and its driving me crazy!

in addition, is there a way to make Sonar do this offset automatically?
Thanks,
Mike