musec03
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Good Old Sonitus Delay...
...just popped in to say I still love the Sonitus delay.
We've gotten a lot of new delays in the X series, yet I still find the Sonitus delay to be quite musical.
...and I love it.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/16 23:29:35
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+100000
It's my secret weapon for creating big stereo spreads with guitar.
I was writing an article on how to do that, and given the huge number of Sonar screen shots I use to illustrate articles, thought I'd mix it up and find something else that did the job. Well, it wasn't easy...out of all the delays on my system, only the PSP Audioware tapped delay and Guitar Rig Twin Delay gave enough resolution at short delay times. I use the Sonitus delay 90% of the time I need to use delay.
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musec03
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 00:03:45
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...just used on another stereo acoustic piece...
The first one tonight wound up with Guitar Rig 5 Traktor Delay and the ensemble chorus ...both mixed well under the two tracks.... sounded great ... the second had a more musical quality thanks to the Sonitus delay.
...wish I could interpret the math that went into building the Sonitus ...that way I could identify why it's so good at what it does...you're right ...the resolution is beautiful OTH ... it's like a few Jimi songs I never learned ...yet listen to frequently.... I know nothing except I like them!
Thanks Craig!!!! ...you're one of my favorites too!!!
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 00:08:21
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i find myself using sonitus alot,cant get away from them.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 00:38:51
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Absolutely agree!!!
The ability to filter the delay along with the independent stereo control of time, mix and feedback, make it the most used of all the delays I have by far!!
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 00:47:45
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Sonitus was my go to delay for years. It is a good one. Fabfilter Timeless 2 has replaced it as my go to delay but even on sale, which occurs rarely (currently on sale for the second time in history), it ain't cheap @ $86.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 07:10:42
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Yes, count me in as a fan of the Sonitus delay and plugins .
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 07:44:48
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+1 for the Sonitus delay.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 08:00:26
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Definitely my goto delay.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 08:08:25
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+1 here :-)
I like the complete Sonitus suite. Just a few weeks ago i discovered how mighty the Sonitus Gate is, it has some unique and really useful feature that i've not seen at any other gate!
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 08:12:13
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Call me incorrigable, but I bought and tried over the last 2 years several (not cheap)
VST delays and the most look much better than the sonitus delay,
but in the end the sonitus delay mostly fits better.
It´s a classic........
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 09:22:53
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Have there been any updates to it in the last 5 years? What's the current version number?
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 09:31:36
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stortbo
+1 here :-)
I like the complete Sonitus suite. Just a few weeks ago i discovered how mighty the Sonitus Gate is, it has some unique and really useful feature that i've not seen at any other gate!
Agreed. I still use the Sonitus delay and gate on most projects, and even the compressor and reverb get used quite a lot. I love the flexibility and the GUIs. Very intuitive and lots of useful visual feedback with no "fluff."
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 09:57:17
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bitflipper
What's the current version number?
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 11:01:26
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Not sure there have been any changes in the last several years. I think it just gets recompiled with each new version.
BTW I like the Sonitus plugs as well.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 11:25:49
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No plan to include the VST version? (It'd be nice if we could use it outside Sonar as well)
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 11:32:45
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The Sonitus plug-ins sold separately are 32bit only. The only 64bit version of the Sonitus Suite is the DX version bundled with SONAR. Can't see Cakewalk bundling the 32bit VST version just so they can be used in other products.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 11:44:07
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The Sonitus plug-ins sold separately are 32bit only. The only 64bit version of the Sonitus Suite is the DX version bundled with SONAR. Can't see Cakewalk bundling the 32bit VST version just so they can be used in other products.
Oh, I see. Not sure if a 32-bit only plugin suite for $99 is still appealing, but it's unlikely they release a 64-bit VST version of the suite. Thanks for the info.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 12:34:21
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I use Sonitus in other programs (Reaper and Soundforge).
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 12:53:37
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The Sonitus plug-ins are not locked to Cakewalk. The bundled version is DX. Many hosts require a DX-to-VST wrapper to load the plug-ins.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 13:47:12
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+1 for Sonitus Delay! I just seem to be able to get what I am looking for more quickly with it than with some of our other delays. The Nomad stuff is great but can, for me, require too much fiddling, and the VKFX seems to have a kind of shot-in-the-dark approach.
With all the new stuff at our disposal, I tend to forget the Sonitus suite has some of the most effective and straightforward effects in the Cakewalk arsenal.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/17 16:10:19
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All Sonitus plugins are great.
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musec03
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/18 10:56:54
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Thanks for the feedback y'all... good to know it's still so popular!
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/28 16:50:46
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For me part of continue to use most all of the sonitus bits is inertia. And way too little time to learn everything new.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/28 16:52:03
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Anderton
+100000
It's my secret weapon for creating big stereo spreads with guitar.
I was writing an article on how to do that,
Was writing? Completed? Sharable?
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Anderton
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/28 18:16:08
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Completed but not published yet, sorry.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/28 19:35:20
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/28 21:06:57
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Plus 1 for the Sonitus suite here. Especially the delay and reverb.
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/28 21:33:08
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Re: Good Old Sonitus Delay...
2014/04/29 17:52:22
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