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Old 04-21-2002
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SONAR vs Everything Else

Ok, so normally I setup drum loops in FL, then I make a drum track in Acid (Cause I hate FL's song interface), then I record any live percussion I want to loop into Acid (like my lil egg shaker) and then I render separate wavs and import them into CW. People have told me that SONAR does all of that. How would I do that.
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In sonar go to file/import audio and then to the folder where your wave file is stored.
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