demos made with sonar home studio 7

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2010/07/26 14:24:21 (permalink)

demos made with sonar home studio 7

 
I would like to know if I can listen some demos or songs made with sonar home studio 7 where is mixed midi and audio. thanks.
 
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    Daylaa
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    Re:demos made with sonar home studio 7 2010/07/26 14:55:49 (permalink)
    Try the 'Songs' forum...

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    Re:demos made with sonar home studio 7 2010/07/26 15:17:48 (permalink)
    ... or the signature links in people's posts.

    http://www.MattSwiftMusic.com
     
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    Re:demos made with sonar home studio 7 2010/07/26 18:04:26 (permalink)
    Hello Daylaa and Slogbaby.
    thanks a lot for answer my message and i wonder that maybe you both could help me. i have been doing midis since last year and now i would like to start to work with midi and audio but i dont know how. is it possible to make a song with midi and audio and and make a cd. is there a tutorial about that. i really dont have any idea how to make it. do i need a special pc. thanks in a lot in advance for your help.
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    Re:demos made with sonar home studio 7 2010/07/26 21:29:34 (permalink)
    Yes, you can mix MIDI and audio.  There are tutorials in the Help section of HomeStudio that will teach you how to use softsynths and to record audio.
    Really, that's as far as it will get you.  The ability to make a decent CD should take a few years of experience, learning from forums, friends, books, magazines, trial & error, etc....
    You don't really need a special PC, but it helps to have something high-powered and exclusive to recording.  The soundcard, monitors, and musical talent will play a much bigger part in your success.

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    Re:demos made with sonar home studio 7 2010/07/27 08:12:01 (permalink)
    Hi Edgardo -

    I would suggest you search and read EVERYTHING you can find on these forums first. Whatever questions you have, try to search for the topic in the search bar.

    I would also suggest buying a book or two - maybe start with 'Making Music with SONAR Home Studio' by Craig Anderton. It's a very useful book.

    If you are a beginner to 'Mixing' - i would also recommend 'The Art of Mixing' (David Gibson). You will either love that book or hate it - it really helped me though - just to get me started.

    Good luck
    Dave


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