Can Sonar import XML files from Cubase?

Hi.

In Cubase 5 there is a function to export an audio track as a XML file. The way (I assume) it works is that the XML file keep track of where all the audio clips of that track starts and there's a sub-folder with all the actual audio clips.

Is there a way to import a XML file into Sonar? It seems like there's no way to do it in Sonar 6 PE (which I have). Is it possible to do it in newer versions of Sonar?

In Cubase 5 there is a function to export an audio track as a XML file.

 
Are you sure this is not a musicXML (notation) file from a midi source?
 
Or are you talking about xml scripts to save settings for devices?
 
"Exporting plug-in information files
You can also save plug-in information as an .xml file, e.g.
for archiving purposes or troubleshooting. The Export function
is available for VST, MIDI and Audio Codec plug-ins.
The Plug-in Information file contains information on the
currently installed/available plug-ins, their version, vendor,
etc.
 
Importing and exporting remote setups
The Export button in the top right corner of the Generic
Remote Setup window allows you to export the current
setup, including the Control configuration (the table at the
top) and all banks. The setup is saved as a file (with the file
extension “.xml”)."
 
In either case, the information is not audio data, and although xml is a standard, the way that those scripts would be interpreted by a DAW would be proprietary. To the best of my knowledge Sonar has no way to interpret either the Cubase xml scripts or musicxml.

Some of the music files on "Project Gutenberg" are saved in XML format. Others in Finale and some in Sibelius. I can't import any into Sonar, apparently, or convert them.

If all you need is a audio track just export it as WAVE ( or MP3 )  and drop it into Sonar. Both can handle all the different audio formats. I E-mail stereo bed tracks to my Drummer who has a Mac running Garage band ( I know but he's cheap and won't listen to me) He records a stereo percussion track and e mails it back.
There's a count in so I just drag and drop to a fresh track and most times it's still lined up. Saves me running down to his house with the laptop.
MIDI is even easier. 

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