• SONAR
  • Full list of all new features w. videos/descriptions of each in one post. (p.2)
2015/01/14 19:00:56
lawajava
Beepster - thanks for making the list and helping to see the links in one handy place. Very nice of you to do that.

To the Cakewalk team, if you happen to read this, your CakeTV segments introducing the new features are noticeably improved from your X3 similar nuggets. Previously it seemed like there was a bored narrator reading a script and it seemed like the narrator had no clue or personal experience with what he was talking about.

With these new 2015 CakeTV marketing demo intros the info conveyed and the guy speaking are both helpful and interesting. Much better! Well done!!
2015/01/14 19:49:33
cuitlahac
Thanks for all the work Beep!  A very nice synopsis..... you rock for taking the time to do this!
2015/01/14 19:55:09
scook
2015/01/14 20:20:03
Beepster
Nice find, scook. I'll post it at the top. Cheers.
2015/01/14 20:23:38
Beepster
And thanks for all the kind words, guys. I'm just happy people are getting some use out of it.
 
Cheers!
2015/01/14 20:37:58
Splat
Nice job very useful thanks...
2015/01/14 20:53:25
John5757
I was wondering about the statement that "SONAR is the first DAW to natively support DSD"  I am not sure what Cakewalk means by "Natively" supports. To my knowledge only Merging Technologies' Pyramix and Sony's Sonoma can natively work on DSD files directly without converting to PCM. From what I heard Sonar transcode the DSD audio to high‑resolution PCM and then back to DSD for final DSD output. Is this assumption correct?
2015/01/15 01:08:05
mudgel
If you go to this page

https://www.cakewalk.com/Products/SONAR/Versions

Then click on the tabs What's New shows what's new as well as what's coming.then clicking on the Features tab you'll be taken for a tour of all those things with a synopsis as well as videos of the new or enhanced features.
2015/01/15 01:27:17
John5757
You are missing my point.  there is nothing being said about DSD import or export shown on the feature list anywhere. But is shown only on this page.
No details were given and I wanted to find out what Cakewalk means by natively.  
2015/01/15 01:31:38
scook
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