Is Sonar suitable for audio applications outside of music?

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2011/05/18 16:36:46 (permalink)

Is Sonar suitable for audio applications outside of music?

If I were to, for example, edit audio for a podcast or radio show, would Sonar be adequate? Is it designed for all audio purposes or just music? Anyone have experience with this?

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    Counting Coup
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    Re:Is Sonar suitable for audio applications outside of music? 2011/05/18 16:42:23 (permalink)
    I've made a living for years using Sonar to produces spoken-word programmes, plays, podcasts, etc as well as music. I began with 2 Ampex 1 tracks so rest-assured: Sonar has more than you'll ever need.
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    Re:Is Sonar suitable for audio applications outside of music? 2011/05/18 17:51:52 (permalink)
    I use Sonar to create Sound FX and design for local live theater. I also just finished doing effects layering and Foley work on a soon-to-be-released indie film.

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