tubedude
New member
It may just be my opinion, but I really think Sonar should have some kind of deal built in similar to Wavelab.
This would be cool to do in Sonar...
Go to "open new CD project"
A window opens and you name the project, its a 2 track editor with all the normal facilities and a stacking deal where you can add and subtract songs to go in the project.
Then, I either hit "add songs" and get a box that lists all the sonar projects, or I can open a project and click "add to current CD project" and it adds it automatically.
It will do all this for you without the trouble of bouncing each individual song down by yourself. Maybe it'll give you the option to add the bounced down track to the project it came from, which could be useful sometimes.
Good idea? You could add an overall compressor, limiter, dithering, etc and burn a CD straight from Sonar.
This would be good.
The current method is too slow when bands say "can we get a rough mix before we leave?" I always have to talk them out of it or else sit there and waste forever bouncing them down and exporting and moving to wavelab abd blah blah blah, too much work.
With this new method you could even move each song to the CD project as you finish it, before starting a new one, that way at the end of the session you can click a button and get a quick CD of the rough mixes so you can be on your way.
Too cool.
Peace.
This would be cool to do in Sonar...
Go to "open new CD project"
A window opens and you name the project, its a 2 track editor with all the normal facilities and a stacking deal where you can add and subtract songs to go in the project.
Then, I either hit "add songs" and get a box that lists all the sonar projects, or I can open a project and click "add to current CD project" and it adds it automatically.
It will do all this for you without the trouble of bouncing each individual song down by yourself. Maybe it'll give you the option to add the bounced down track to the project it came from, which could be useful sometimes.
Good idea? You could add an overall compressor, limiter, dithering, etc and burn a CD straight from Sonar.
This would be good.
The current method is too slow when bands say "can we get a rough mix before we leave?" I always have to talk them out of it or else sit there and waste forever bouncing them down and exporting and moving to wavelab abd blah blah blah, too much work.
With this new method you could even move each song to the CD project as you finish it, before starting a new one, that way at the end of the session you can click a button and get a quick CD of the rough mixes so you can be on your way.
Too cool.
Peace.
