There's a tutorial I wrote about doing a mix with the ProChannel on the Discmakers site. The guide includes a link to download the example project, but several people mentioned it does NOT include audio - only the project file. I found out what the problem is.
 
To get the audio, you need to fill out the form to download the trial version of SONAR X3. You then get an email link with separate download links for:

• SONAR X3 trial
• CA-2A trial (needed for the section on using compression)
• The audio for the project

If all you need is the audio, then you can simply download the audio. It's about 140MB.
 
I'm really sorry about the confusion and that it's not clear how to download only the tutorial project if you're an existing SONAR user, but this should take care of you.

Yes, that works fine. The one thing I would add is make sure when opening the project take note of the reassignment of the VS-700 hardware outputs. In order for the project to play correctly I had to manually assign both VS-700 main and sub to my main output.

Prior to this thread about the proper way to get the project, I had used the links the in pdf to grab the individual project and wave files. This almost worked. All the audio files have dropbox links. One of the drum file links is a duplicate. I have yet to read the pdf closely but it seems odd to have the links in the pdf.

As I have the PC-2A module will the project work without the need to install trial CA-2A.  I am just a bit fussy about installing stuff I do not really need, if you get my drift.
 
Thanks

Except in the download requirements, the tutorial actually references the PC-2A. The project also loads the plug-in as PC2A so it appears to have been made with the old plug-in.

Also the full CA-2A replaces the PC-2A, so I would imagine the trial version would step on the PC-2A too.

Thanks for clearing that up Craig. Will give this a shot later on today.

Question is the email likely to take time to turn up just or am I too impatient 

The email appeared almost instantly for me.

Thanks for clarifying.