Gobbler seems interesting..

It really is a cool feature. We are posting a new blog article up tomorrow. 
 
We are also talking about some kind of contest. Maybe a Gobbler Collaboration forum would be cool.

clintmartin
I've yet to install Gobbler. I'll look for the blog tomorrow.

Well it's integrated right into SONAR X3. You just sign up for an account and you're all set with 5GB of content. Then you can send files to other SONAR users or backup to the could (with versioning).
 
You should try it out! I'll share the blog tomorrow.

I've been using Gobbler since pretty much the first day it was available for Windows... and I am a big fan, and obviously thrilled that it is now integrated into Sonar.
 
The integration has been working flawlessly for me thus far... as far as it goes.
 
So if I might ask (and I'll be asking the Gobblers too) - any chance we could get access to versions within the Sonar/Gobbler environment?

I'm glad I can setup backups within Sonar, and file/project transfers will be a great boon, but it seems odd that we can't see version history, and better yet access older versions from within Sonar.
 
Or am I missing something?
 

Yeah, just got it up and running! Working in two different studios, this is absolutely great! No more harddrives in the rain and snow

I'm all signed up, just need to work out how it actually works.

There's a video on the Cake TV site.  I'm sure you can access it all from within Sonar.  Have a look.
 
I've not got that far yet, still working on all the other new stuff in X3..

jb101
There's a video on the Cake TV site.  I'm sure you can access it all from within Sonar.  Have a look. I've not got that far yet, still working on all the other new stuff in X3..

Thanks, I watched that but it's really an overview video not a how to. I did the 'click on it' part from within sonar which took me to a web page where I signed up and got my free 20gb etc but I've no idea how to get the rest of it to work. I'm just assuming I need to download the app so I can tell it what drives to scan etc. then again I don't want to do that if I'm missing something within the sonar integration so I'm hoping someone that's done it will chime in.
I'm having a thick day. The older I get, the more I have them. :-/

Here's the article:
 
http://blog.cakewalk.com/gobbler-cloud-collaboration-for-musicians/
 
Let me see if we can get a guide going for setting it up in SONAR X3. It's integrated right in SONAR from the Control Bar so there's isn't an app to add to the program itself.
 
 

Hey guys, here is a note about setting up Gobbler in case you some stuff isn't making sense:
 
Go to Gobbler’s website and make an account. Make sure to use the code that was given to you when you purchased SONAR X3. This will give you the free space on their servers.https://www.gobbler.com/
 
Download the Gobbler app from here:https://www.gobbler.com/download
 
Once downloaded, install Gobbler
 
Open up the Gobbler app and sign into your account that you created 
Once this is done simply open up SONAR X3, SONAR X3 Studio, or SONAR X3 Producer and click on the “G” on the Gobbler module in the control bar to turn on the Gobbler
 
***If you do not see the Gobbler module then you may have to rearrange your Control Bar. You can do this by right-clicking on the it and unticking some modules that you don’t use. Gobbler will probably say (Offscreen). Hope this helps!-DG
 

djjhart@aol.com
When you open the goobler file link is it a .cwp with the audio ? Or is it bounced tracks ? Or dose other the producer have to have the same plugins , how's dose that work , just wondering?

This is what I'm wondering.

I've got it all setup now, and sent a wav file to someone. I haven't tried to do anything in Sonar yet.

I opened up a project and clicked the share project button. .cwp file with the option of sending the project folder and or audio files. To razorwits point. Turning it off until needed is probably a good idea.

It's .cwp with the audio folders, MIDI and vst references are intact

At least that's what's coming out in the other end

I really need to read up on Gobbler because I just have no idea how it's supposed to work lol....like, no matter whether I have Gobbler turned on or off in a project (via the switch in the control bar), it still seems to back everything up regardless. So I'm not sure what the control bar module is actually for, given that I already have the Gobbler app set up to watch my whole project folder anyway. And I keep getting balloons saying that Gobbler is backing up "untitled.cwp," when I don't have any untitled cwp's anywhere. RTFM I guess