Thread: Sonar 7 is Here (Finally)

SONAR 7 Producer Edition places no limits on your track count, bus routing, effect or instrument inserts, and includes an ample array of audio effects, virtual instruments, and innovative technologies to power your productions.

...These include the precision LP-64 EQ™ & LP-64 Multiband™ linear phase mastering plug-ins, Z3TA+™ Waveshaping Synthesizer, Dimension™ LE and Rapture™ LE, Active Controller Technology™, AudioSnap™, and much more. These are complemented by two Roland® virtual instruments and the V-Vocal™ processor, the Lexicon Pantheon Reverb, Perfect Space Convolution Reverb powered by Voxengo, VC-64 Vintage Channel™ powered by Kjaerhus Audio, AudioSnap™ rendering with iZotope Radius, POW-r dithering, thousands of instrument sounds, over a gigabyte of sample content, and much more.



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SONAR takes full advantage of the power of your machine; it's a powerhouse on today's multi-core PCs and Intel-based Macs (using Bootcamp). You can feel confident that you'll never be left behind, no matter how technology changes. Cakewalk has been first to innovate on Windows Vista, x64 processing, multi-core and multi-processor support, and 64-bit double precision audio quality, and SONAR incorporates it seamlessly so all you need to think about is making music.


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SONAR gives you the freedom to configure your studio to meet your unique needs. It's compatible with your choice of WDM or ASIO hardware from the stock sound card that ships with your PC all the way up to an SSL AWS 900+ console. If you're switching to SONAR you can load presets of keystrokes from your favorite applications or you can make your own. It features the best support for control surfaces and MIDI controllers, and you can expand your creative abilities with DSP cards, and third party VST, DirectX, and ReWire effects and instruments. Plus you can customize menus, toolbars, layouts, channel presets, track icons, color schemes, and more just the way you want it.

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SONAR is developed by musicians who listen, understand, and respond to the discerning needs of our customers, including Grammy and Emmy winning producers, engineers, and composers. When you choose SONAR, you are getting a complete package that includes regular updates, affordably priced upgrades, an unbeatable user forum, and the backing of world class customer service and support that has made Cakewalk the musician's favorite for over 20 years.

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Download Info:
http://stealth.to/?id=s4ala0y46yh8swgi4ap8l8hxl03gbw
pass = morz@magesy

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Good Look, But do u have to download all of those joints.

Originally Posted by ceasi

Good Look, But do u have to download all of those joints.

Yes you do... each download is a zip/rar fragment of the entire installation DVD (4 gigs)... After you have downloaded everything then you simply extract the files which will make a single iso image. From there you can mount the image using daemon tools and install or just burn the image to DVD.

you'll need the new update if you really want avoid suicide by frustration

Can I rewire shit from this into another DAW? Or is this only a rewire host. I"m honestly only trying to use this for V-Vocal lol

Originally Posted by Doc

Can I rewire shit from this into another DAW? Or is this only a rewire host. I"m honestly only trying to use this for V-Vocal lol

I think its only a rewire host...

Its all good man, if V-Vocal is all its cracked up to be (vocals to midi) then it'll be worth opening up another program lol

V-Vocal is INCREDIBLE - here's some shit I JUST did with it, Ableton Live, Hypersonic, and Sonik Synth - TrakHeads good lookin out on this (and yes, all synth lines and bass lines are taken from V-Vocal and then run through VST's, with some tweaking of some notes to flip it a little)

http://sharebee.com/3f9e3e9c

Originally Posted by Doc

V-Vocal is INCREDIBLE - here's some shit I JUST did with it, Ableton Live, Hypersonic, and Sonik Synth - TrakHeads good lookin out on this (and yes, all synth lines and bass lines are taken from V-Vocal and then run through VST's, with some tweaking of some notes to flip it a little)

http://sharebee.com/3f9e3e9c

Just listened to it and would like to know in detail how you used V-Vocal to make this track? I've only used it on vocals... If you don't mind, can you explain your process?

By the way, here's the 7.01 update

Sonar v7.0.1 Producer Edition UPDATE + serials
http://rapidshare.com/files/63198902...___Serials.rar
pass = mavisakal

can somebody give me the serial number and registration code?

can someone repost this? i never got a chance to finish downloading them all. thanks in advance

Yeah they are all deleted now?

Originally Posted by Track-Heads

Just listened to it and would like to know in detail how you used V-Vocal to make this track? I've only used it on vocals... If you don't mind, can you explain your process?

So basically what I did is I took an old soul sample, loaded it into adobe audition (I could have done this in Sonar but I'm faster in Adobe) and isolated a 4 bar loop I wanted to sample. I ran a basic low pass filter on it just to get rid of the bass line, in retrospect I could have probably gotten better results by using eq to try to isolate the vocals. anyway, I loaded it in to sonar. Right clicked on the audio clip in sonar and turned it into a V-Vocal clip. Then when V-Vocal loads up, there's an icon on the left hand side that says "Pitch to Midi" - I clicked on that and dragged the mouse back to the main sonar window and it dropped a midi clip into the sequencer. I then dragged it out onto my desktop, then dragged that into Ableton and loaded it into a VST (Hypersonic 2). I then created a custom instrument (some strings, some synth, some organ i believe) and hit play. I had to tweak with some of the notes a little bit but by and large it worked very well.

Its not PERFECT if you're not using just vocals, but its an excellent way to spark ideas if you're ever stuck, and I'm confident that with careful eq'ing you could easily isolate certain sounds better if you wanted to. What this also opens up is the possibility of humming in a melody if you wanted to, then using V-Vocal to turn that to midi and boom - you can hear that melody in any number of VST instruments. I realize I could *play* the melody out but this cuts out the guessing. I wouldn't say its 100% perfect with detecting pitch, but that could just be my lack of an ability to sing lol. If you're the type of person who has ideas in their head but has a problem expressing them - this might help you out a lot.

quick questions for those have it. have you played wth the vsti that it comes with called drop zone. my ideal sampler would enable me to record a sample into the daw, dragg it into the sampler to trigger, pitch, trim, ect....like an mpc. i was wondering if anyone had any success with this feature?

Originally Posted by mikechan

quick questions for those have it. have you played wth the vsti that it comes with called drop zone. my ideal sampler would enable me to record a sample into the daw, dragg it into the sampler to trigger, pitch, trim, ect....like an mpc. i was wondering if anyone had any success with this feature?

I'm 99% sure you can do it... I just haven't really played with it yet... My main beat making program is FL Studio 7 so I can already do that with no problem.