Not really. You might need to go and educate yourself further on the whole issue.
 
 

Sanderexpander says... "I won't hesitate to use an MP3 if it sounds good enough."
 
Well, and therein lies the difference between your approach to making music and mine, TOTALLY DIFFERENT ETHOS, and dictated by completely different personal standards. It is actually totally irrelevant to me what your ears tell you, just the same as you have made clear that data compression is completely irrelevant to you. 
 
What you're basically saying is that if you were to make a song entirely of 'good sounding' MP3 waveforms, and then that song has the guts ripped out of it to be made an MP3 file all over again, it's not an issue to you. LOL, i do indeed feel sorry for you.
 
 
No one in here has yet mentioned anything about the sounds in the Roland Groove synth involving the RDAC compression i mentioned. Cakewalk? Are there ANY compressed sounds in Sonar, that's what i need to know. Very simple question i would have thought!
 
 
 

What part of IMO do you not understand?

And it should probably be pointed out that although there are some reasonably interesting loops and stuff included in Sonar you are going to run of useable content very quickly if you are relying on them as a "foundation" for your music. One of the very first things I did when I installed Sonar was put together a wacky little loop based "dance" song just to get my head wrapped around editing in the Track Pane. It was very hard to find interesting stuff that worked together but I did it. Since then I've heard more than a few songs posted in the Songs forum (and elsewhere on the intertubes) using the exact same samples. I think I've even heard them used on TV show tracks. Not very original when everyone is drawing from the same limited pool of clips.
 
I'd say you could easily solve your worries about quality by hunting down proper sample libraries or creating your own. As a bonus you'll be less likely to run into the same samples on other loopty loop heroes tunage.

michael diemer
IMO, an mp3 file of the highest fidelity.

 
If you knew the reality of the situation, then you would know that your statement qualifies as a total oxymoron.

Drone7
Sanderexpander says... "I won't hesitate to use an MP3 if it sounds good enough."
 
Well, and therein lies the difference between your approach to making music and mine, TOTALLY DIFFERENT ETHOS, and dictated by completely different personal standards. It is actually totally irrelevant to me what your ears tell you, just the same as you have made clear that data compression is completely irrelevant to you. 
 
What you're basically saying is that if you were to make a song entirely of 'good sounding' MP3 waveforms, and then that song has the guts ripped out of it to be made an MP3 file all over again, it's not an issue to you. LOL, i do indeed feel sorry for you.
 
 
No one in here has yet mentioned anything about the sounds in the Roland Groove synth involving the RDAC compression i mentioned. Cakewalk? Are there ANY compressed sounds in Sonar, that's what i need to know. Very simple question i would have thought!
 
 
 

Hey, look at you rollin' like a champ. You go on with your loopty loop heroics. You seem plenty smart enough to answer your own questions.
 
Good luck!

Drone7, your tone makes a good answer less likely than when you started. 

IMO

BassDaddy
Drone7, your tone makes a good answer less likely than when you started. 

 
That's because the replies are getting more moronic and idiotic with every reply.

Learning to not feed the trolls all over again.