Can any Sonar synths be easily used as a tone generator?

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millzy Max Output Level: -73 dBFS Total Posts : 890 Joined: 2005/01/28 20:32:51 Location: Melbourne, Australia Status: offline 2013/01/19 20:03:20 (permalink) Can any Sonar synths be easily used as a tone generator? OK i'm not a big soft synth user so this may be a stupid question, but say for example I wanted to generate a 400hz tone. Could this easily be done using any of the Cake options? Thanks in advance. Millzy i7 3770K, 16gb ram, Samsung EVO SSD, 2 x WD drives, RME Babyface, Win 10 (x64), Cakewalk by Bandlab, heaps of other stuff. #1 2 Replies Related Threads
scook Forum Host Total Posts : 24146 Joined: 2005/07/27 13:43:57 Location: TX Status: offline Re:Can any Sonar synths be easily used as a tone generator? 2013/01/19 21:12:00 (permalink) You might want to pick-up the Melda Productions Free Bundle http://www.meldaproductio...?id=MFreeEffectsBundle It contains MOscillator, a plugin that will do what you want. #2
millzy Max Output Level: -73 dBFS Total Posts : 890 Joined: 2005/01/28 20:32:51 Location: Melbourne, Australia Status: offline Re:Can any Sonar synths be easily used as a tone generator? 2013/01/19 22:37:35 (permalink) Wow great pickup, thanks Scook! Millzy i7 3770K, 16gb ram, Samsung EVO SSD, 2 x WD drives, RME Babyface, Win 10 (x64), Cakewalk by Bandlab, heaps of other stuff. #3

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