Using SONAR

[Heaven Cent]

Does anyone know any good SONAR tutorials on the Internet that can get me strated makin beats, recording, and burning etc.

[prophessor]

Go to www.barnesandnoble.com or any other book store site and look for Cakewalk Power, this book is pretty much a user manual.


Sounds like you have a bootleg copy. Shame on you (just kidding), I would recommend getting a legal copy, if you would go to the Sonic Foundry forum and check out the post for "pops and clicks" posted by TonyA, scroll down to my first post and goto the hyperlink.

[AlChuck]

Cakewalk and SONAR are very similar and all but I think a wiser choice of reading material would be SONAR Power.

Here's a tutorial that Craig Anderton put up for SONAR 1.x:

http://www.musicplayer.com/CDA/Playe...171605,00.html

ANd here's some links to tips and articles that might help:

http://www.cakewalknet.com/tipseng.htm

[ChuckU]

Yeah, I just BOUGHT Sonar Power. It's very thorough, even though I already have the Sonar manual that came with the Sonar software that I BOUGHT

[AlChuck]

I don't see what in the original post is making folks jump to the conclusion that this person's got an illegal copy of SONAR... I find the included tutorial stuff barely adequate and could easily understand that someone might find they needed something more.

[Evildick]

It happened a couple weeks ago.

http://homerecording.com/bbs/showthr...threadid=48610

[AlChuck]

Oh, it's that guy... shit, my memory must be shot.. thanks, Evildick... wish I could delete my helpful post...

[guitar ed]

you know, the sad thing is that even if someone inadvertently gives this great rapper in the makin' some useful advice, he doesn't even come back with a 'thank you'. I'm thinkin' rap will be dead and gone by the time he gets his head around any of the software arsenal he's accumulated.