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I'm so relieved, tempered by a little trepidation over the future in terms of how the new Sonar will look, feel, and develop. At this stage I'm just mightily relieved as although I use Studio One from time to time (for non-MIDI projects) and have tried some other DAWs in the last few weeks, I...

1. Mute all tracks that you don’t want to convert. 2. Click the Track view Tracks menu and choose Bounce to Track(s). The Bounce to Track(s) dialog box appears. 3. In the Destination field, choose a new or pre-existing track to put the new audio data on. 4. If you’ve saved presets from...

Yup, I always do it. On inserts to my desk so it's not printed.

Like a lot of others, I don't have a full-on studio to be able to mic up my Marshall stuff. I've used NI Guitar Rig and Amplitube but my go-to amp sim is most definitely is Scuffham's SGear.

Here's my latest opus: 'Lost On The Breeze' This started as a simple message lyric -"We all need some help sometimes, try and listen out for the needs of others". That simple theme ended up on a big canvas covering: regrets, memories, the tragedy of war, bereavement, materialism, need for...

My system is a bit more sophisticated than when I bought my Delta 66 soundcard and I think I might get a slight lift in sound quality if I upgrade to a more 'pro' card. Has anyone got first hand experience of the Lynx L22 which seems it might fit the bill? Thanks. John

Page 38 of the XT manual. Press the Track Copy button, select source tracks, record enable the destination track(s). Only 4 can be done at once so you'd need to do the operation twice. As Blue Bear says, you can't mix as you go, the resulting track will be simply the digital clones of the...

For the record, I've never used cracked or software of a dubious origin. My view is that small software manufacturers, especially, deserve all the meagre profits they can accrue before idiot, juvenile crackers deprive them of their livlihood. But I do think it's a bit of a blow if one goes...

Inlas, give me your email address.

Humble pie time.. AW - thanks for that . I don't know why "Computer Music" mag. didn't check with Cakewalk. I assume they'll print an erratum. I was enjoying the mag until now but this was shoddy journalism. I have of course already ordered my upgrade, the product (and manuals..) speak for...

That manual.. It was a chap called 'AW - Cakewalk' https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=97714&perpage=25&pagenumber=5 and he mentioned the manual had already been printed. I've emailed him for the accurate gen on this.

And there's no bloody manual... Contrary to an earlier post I saw (from someone purporting to be Cakewalk staff) according to the review in Computer Music today there's no manual, just a flimsy 'get started'. That really makes me mad. CM do comment however, that the packaging is opulent...

I'm thinking of buying the XV-5050 (I already have the old XP-50 workstation) and before I do I was wondering: (1) What do people think of the XV-5050? (2) How do I hook it up so I use the XP50's keyboard with it? (3) Are the sounds a massive amount better than my XP50? Sorry, I'm a guitarist...