Sonar Vs Sonar Xl
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rjt
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You can go to:
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/SR/FAQ-Comparisons2.html
for a comparison. Basically, it is the full version of Tassman and a not full (I'm not sure because I have the full version of it) version of ReValver in XL. There are some additional loops and soundfonts in XL.
IMHO, loops are fun, but I prefer those I have made or purchased and was not particularly impressed by the loops included with XL. Soundfonts are not very expensive and again, preferred the ones I have made or purchased. Tassman is great, I am not sure what the light version doesn't do, but the full version is nice. If it has to do with editing the sound, that depends on you. Revalver is a great plug in if you have recorded guitars was want to tweak them... or just mangle some of your synth sounds.
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http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/SR/FAQ-Comparisons2.html
for a comparison. Basically, it is the full version of Tassman and a not full (I'm not sure because I have the full version of it) version of ReValver in XL. There are some additional loops and soundfonts in XL.
IMHO, loops are fun, but I prefer those I have made or purchased and was not particularly impressed by the loops included with XL. Soundfonts are not very expensive and again, preferred the ones I have made or purchased. Tassman is great, I am not sure what the light version doesn't do, but the full version is nice. If it has to do with editing the sound, that depends on you. Revalver is a great plug in if you have recorded guitars was want to tweak them... or just mangle some of your synth sounds.
Take Care
AlChuck
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Yeah, Tassman is terrific, but is it worth spending $200 extra for? I upgraded from Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, and the difference in upgrade price was much more attractive. But I really don't use ReValver... and I agree with rjt about the sample loops and sound fonts they give you.
