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Re: How to Open SONAR Projects in Another DAW 2017/12/20 01:01:19 (permalink)
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Re: How to Open SONAR Projects in Another DAW 2017/12/20 01:36:39 (permalink)
I did the preset save n' load between SONAR bitnesses recently on a very small scale for just a handfull of effects and synths. And it was a PEEE-TAAA. 
 
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Re: How to Open SONAR Projects in Another DAW 2017/12/20 15:31:38 (permalink)
I'm with other comments here...that video is barely visible as in exactly what they are doing - even in full screen mode! Not very useful at all.
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Re: How to Open SONAR Projects in Another DAW 2017/12/23 03:20:51 (permalink)
Note that unless you're really careful about interleaves, export everything as stereo. If you export in the original format (mono and stereo), the mono tracks could turn into stereo and then be re-combined as mono, causing clipping...so you think you've backed things up properly, only to find out your mono tracks are useless unless you left 6 dB of headroom.
 
What Sweetwater recommends will of course do the job, but there are other fine points...like with some programs you can drag and drop files between SONAR and the other program, how dragging can automatically render tracks, you can drag tracks to Live's Session view, the difference between dragging over clips or tracks, etc. 

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