Sonar 2.0 vs. Cubase SX
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rofl.prophessor
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The choice is yours
I definately agree with the Teacher. I used Logic, Pro Tools LE, Vegas and Sonar. I never tried Cubase, but I don't think the learning curve can be greater than Logic. My personal favorite is Cakewalk Sonar, it is geared toward the beginner and the recording pro. I use it in my Demo studio. I love Sonar.
I definately agree with the Teacher. I used Logic, Pro Tools LE, Vegas and Sonar. I never tried Cubase, but I don't think the learning curve can be greater than Logic. My personal favorite is Cakewalk Sonar, it is geared toward the beginner and the recording pro. I use it in my Demo studio. I love Sonar.
ChuckU
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I too love Sonar...
... and I agree that there's a bit of Coke vs Pepsi when making comparisons (I've only ever seen Protools in action and I'm talking GUI/editing, etc features here).
What put me over the edge was my knowledge of the Cakewalk interface, refinements/improvements nonwithstanding.
I'd like to add to the mix with this:
I've heard a lot of horror stories concerning support thru Steinberg and Emagic (overseas companies - to the West anyway). Although others may not share the experience, my questions/problems with Cakewalk have always been dealt with promptly, either via phone or email. I've NEVER waited more than a week for an email response. It's usually 2 days. YMMV.
... and I agree that there's a bit of Coke vs Pepsi when making comparisons (I've only ever seen Protools in action and I'm talking GUI/editing, etc features here).
What put me over the edge was my knowledge of the Cakewalk interface, refinements/improvements nonwithstanding.
I'd like to add to the mix with this:
I've heard a lot of horror stories concerning support thru Steinberg and Emagic (overseas companies - to the West anyway). Although others may not share the experience, my questions/problems with Cakewalk have always been dealt with promptly, either via phone or email. I've NEVER waited more than a week for an email response. It's usually 2 days. YMMV.
