Say I had an older outboard effect that I really wanted to use with Sonar.

Is it possible to use a Sonar AUX send, assign it to a 1/4" out on my sound card, have it run through my outboard effect, then feed it back into on of my 1/4" ins?

I am brand new to Sonar and have a question regarding sending audio out of Sonar2.2XL.

First off I have no outboard gear or mixers besides a small headphone amp that allows me to send power to 6 headphone jacks.

My Sound card is full duplex with 8 ins and 8 outs (Aardvark Q10.)

What I am trying to achieve is this:

Hi there, I really need a de-essor for vocals on a project I need to finish up. Does anyone know of a de-essor plugin that works with sonar?

Thanks,
scarygroover

I really need a de-essor for a project I'm trying to finish up. Is there a de-essor that works in sonar?

Thank you much,
scarygroover

Gear: PC running Sonar, MOTU 828, AI-3 ADAT to analog converter.

Are there more wave editing capabilities in Sonar2 XL as opposed to Cakewalk Pro 8? Thanks in advance. ~~~Lee

I have a PC Intel 2 GHz, 256 RAM, Sonar XL 2.1, Audigy Platinium 2,
Mixer Mackie 1202-VLZ PRO 12 Channel.

I record my sax playing with a background in MP3 that I input to Sonar as a track.

But when I play the song, the sound of the sax is not in sync with the background.

Hi,

I hope someone will be able to help me get my system up to snuff.

I have a P4 2Gig, 512 RAM, WinXP home system with a Maxtor 7200 drive seperate from my boot drive to which I only store audio.

Hi,

I'm currently trying my hand at Sonar 2.0 XL.
I have the following problem: when I record digital audio, the first tracks record onto new tracks. I even hear the midi metronome on my tracks... I use the software with SB Audigy2 PLatinum...

Any suggestions how to fix this?

thanks

Is it possible to do auto punches on the fly? Anyone?