Hello fellow Sonarians,
 
I did a search and could not find anything new posted in the last few years, although this could be operator error! LOL!
I need a recommendation for a CD burning program; easy to use is more important than bells and whistles.
I only intend to master the songs in Sonar with individual volume adjustments and possible EQ and then use a CD program to burn the result.
 
I think this is the way to do it, but any suggestions are welcome.
 
Thanks in advance,
Ray
 

Almost any generic CD-burning program can create a Red-book CD. I use Nero, but even that's fancier than I need. Since you're doing all the mastering in your DAW you don't need anything else.
 
The gold standard is Sony CD Architect. Bells, check. Whistles, check. 100 bucks last time I checked. I have it, but tend to use Nero instead because it's more straightforward.

Nero, or Ashampoo.

Media monkey

I've used Sony CD Architect for many years.  A while back, I read about this program and was interested in it, but why use something different if you have one of the standards in cd production?   If I ever need ddp, I'll prob get it.
 
https://hofa-plugins.de/en/plugins/cd-burn-ddp/

Studio One Pro 2.6 *ahem* but really it's a mastering solution that happens to burn to CD if you want it to.

I have been using the free CDBurnerXP for years:
 
https://www.cdburnerxp.se/
 
It is very easy to use just drag and drop the files to be burned and click on burn.  It will tell you if the amount of files you want to burn exceeds the blank CD/DVD limit.

"Cakewalk Publisher" comes with sonar

I've used Sony CD Architect for many years
 
+1 here - never use anything else
Nigel
 

I've used CD Architect for many years as well. I love the layout.