Audio Quantize

I'm thinking of upgrading to Sonar 7, but the only reason for doing it would be the ability to quantize my audio bass tracks to my midi drum tracks. How easy is it to do that? I've been reading posts on Audio Snap and it doesn't look very easy, in fact, it might be easier just to re-record the bass tracks. I would like to do a 50% quantize the way I do on my midi tracks, but on the audio bass track. Anyone?

ORIGINAL: CJaysMusic

If your only reason is to get audio quantize and you dont want to learn how to use the audio snap program, then dont bother and re record your bass. It best to not fix stuff in the mix and get it right durring tracking anyways..
Cj

Totally agree . You'll get better/faster results by re-recording the Bass parts.

Any chance Cakewalk will make it easy in the future?

Any chance you can just re-record the part?

I mean really now, how much are we going to allow software to 'fix' our music for us. The whole idea of quantizing audio feels like cheating. I think audio snap is a great tool for editing and remixing and maybe even spot corrections but if you need to "quantize" the entire performance, then you'll probably benefit from just re-recording it.

some things are going to be hard to do, thats just life. Since the DAW's have come into existance, recoridng has been so much easier to do and edit. how much easier do you really want it to be. I think its easy enough as it is. you need to work hard to produce and record a song, that will never change
Cj

Ha ha, I was chuckling as I looked at the date and then the remark about if future Sonars would get better at this feature, then our ol 'pal chips in chuckling too! 
Don't get your hopes up.
But we must face the facts that a LOT of Sonar users are not great musicians and that's WHY the purchase the latest and greatest software hoping that it will hide this glaring fact. Hey, I could never dream of typing up a document anyone could read without my trusty word processor. Guilty as charged,, But I can play my instruments well enough that I don't need or use a lot of the features Sonar offers. I prefer to play the part until it is as good as I can get it and then that's the end of it. To me it will sound like me and not a like a computer made it.  It's all a matter of personal satisfaction right!  
We all enjoy the hobby in our own ways. 
I enjoy the challenge of playing parts. Others enjoy editing. Some need the tools to polish the ol'turd, Some dream of a button that you push that makes a song they had in there head without them having a clue how to do it the old fashioned way. It's all good.