How many Sends can I insert in Sonar 8.5??

Hi:
 
Sonar 8.5 Producer
 
Is 2 the limit for inserting sends to a track?
 
I have a reverb send, and a Guitar Rig send on my guitar track, and want to add another...but there's no option to add another send...so must I create another track and do it that way...or is there a way to add more sends to the track??
 
Thanks
 
Ed

You can have as many as you want. There is no limit, as long as you pc can handle it

 This may lead to the impression that you can only have two

You can show up to 4 sends in the console view in Sonar 6 through 8.5. (I didnt have any other versions so i cannot speak of them)
 
If you wanted to insert 200 sends, you can. If you wanted to insert 500 sends, you can, just as long as your pc can handle all tthe added CPU
Cj

You're welcome. You can right click on the send button in the console view and select 4.

I wish Sonar X1 was the samwe, but they went backwards in allot of area's. Now I can only see 2 at the most, instead of the 4 in Sonar 8.5
Cj

Thanks you guys for the replies...

I'm new to Sonar, yes I was getting used to working in console view...and I now I can see where I can insert more sends...
Once you have a couple of sends inserted, when you click the grey area its a slightly busier menu that pops up, I
just didnt see it.

So tell me this...

I've created a bus for reverb - using a Perfect Space preset.

1. In the track where I have inserted the send, there is a send-level control - so this is how much of the signal I route to the bus???
2. In the track there is a pan pot - this is doing what? Routing that signal to the left or right of the bus? Why is that necessary if I have a pan control on the bus?

I havent quite figured out what this is doing.

Ed

Quick question about headphone sends.

I have used Sonar 8 for a while now 64bit, i5 two hard drives windows 7 64 and x2 Firestudio Projects.

Up until now Ive only really been using the main mix as a monitor as I mostly just record my own stuff. But have started doing a bit of on the side demos for people so will start needing seperate headphone mixes etc.

I have a presonus HP60 as a heaphone amp to feed 6 head phones either an A or B mix. So in Sonar I set up two sends on each main buss. 

So Id have my drums (8 tracks) to a buss, guitars (4 or 5 tracks) to a buss etc etc, and I have 2 sends on each buss to the HP60 A and B mix. These sends then are rpouted to 2 busses that feed the harware outputs (there are no sends on these two busses or the master bus).

So I set up a mutitrack template for these types of projects and set about using it for my newest solo project to get a feel for the setup. I noticed that when using a couple of soft syths and the looping markers i would get dropouts quite often. My system is pretty stable and i hardly every get a drop out normally.  So my question is this.

Is my computer having a too hard of a time sending these mixes from main busses and should I send these from the channles them selfs, or is my computer just having a hard time sending these mixes in general? Is there a better a way I could achive two headphone mixes?

Any Ideas? Cheers.

8.5.3 was/is a LOT more stable than 8, at least in my experience.