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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 16:00:59
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I had a hard drive crash and had to resort to an application backup from last month. So I installed it straight from Gloucester, I've just tested it by playing back with a fairly complex project.. so far so good. Early days but looking good!
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 16:03:24
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polarbear Does anyone else see these updates and think "It would take me a lifetime to know what any of that means"? Haha. Sounds cool though!
Well it's taken me a lifetime, so no one else gets off easy  But seriously...Gavin's advice is on the money: Learn as you go along. This is one reason I like PDF and online documentation - if I'm fuzzy about how something works, I just search on the topic. In the process, I usually find out some other things I didn't know about. In the espionage business there's a concept of "need to know." Think of learning SONAR similarly...when there's a "need to know," learn something new. Otherwise, just click the record button and make music.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 16:25:43
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You're blog is outstanding Craig. Thank you. Lots of neat things to digest.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 17:08:14
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Another cool application...I just figured out something that's very useful for my Loop Construction view escapades. Anything you play back from the Loop Construction window, including the results of any real-time edits, can be recorded via send to an Aux Track or a Patch Point. So for example with my "varispeed" technique, it's easy to record the results on a track, and then use SONAR's DSP time-stretching function to adjust length if needed. Also, with the "Audio Step Sequencer" in last Friday's "Tip of the Week" you can record multiple variations into multiple tracks. Another application is that by using Aux Tracks you could build up a really massive bunch of detuned vocals (like unison mode on a synth) by changing the pitch slightly, recording a track, doing another pitch change, recording another track, etc. You wouldn't have to render/undo each time, or bounce the same clip to multiple tracks. I have to admit, at first I saw only relatively limited uses for these additions to the Universal Routing Technology thang because I expected only track-to-track routing. I'm finding out the concept is much more universal than I anticipated.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 17:21:55
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Matrix > VSTi > PatchPoint > Master doesn't working for me  the VSTis generate out (as u can see) then ... working from the track clip, also working if I change the out of the VSTis(instrument track outs) from the patch point to the master directly, maybe I'm just tired gonna check tomorrow again  -- meh found can't send signal to Zebrify (VST with MIDI in just the track) and there is a MIDI note triggered filter on it, ignore the post ... or it can be a Matrix feature request
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 17:42:14
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To be honest, as wild and above my level as it all sounds, I kind of can picture applications of using the Patch Point feature for some crazy ideas... Hmm... Now the question... Will I read and experiment enough to actually make use of it... :-) haha
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 19:55:41
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BTW, you did the exact same thing in another thread where I mentioned how PreRoll Recording would be a very useful feature. The conversation took a bizarre twist when you tried to justify not having the feature by claiming that you needed to have coffee or eat a sandwich before recording (like any of that had anything to do with Pre-roll Recording). I was going to let this drop, but that statement is so blatantly dishonest it demands a response. I said nothing of the sort, it was Irvin himself who added a comment (which I think many would consider, to use his words, “condescending” and “downright stupid”) about “eating a sandwich” in the thread he's referencing. The word “sandwich” appears only in his post and quotes of his post. “Coffee” does not appear in any of the thread’s posts. (If anyone cares whether Irvin is telling the truth, please look over this thread. Then, judge for yourself who is being condescending while twisting the conversation in a bizarre direction with comments about eating sandwiches, and who is trying to provide a workaround that will accomplish almost everything Irvin wanted to accomplish.) Given that kind of dishonesty, and the apparent inability to differentiate between a one-click operation and a click/drag/select operation (which had me trying to find out about something that doesn’t exist), there is no point in attempting a dialog nor is it worth taking the time to point out the multiple flaws in the rest of Irvin’s response. As to anyone else reading this thread, please do not be misled by Irvin’s comments. I'm always looking for ways to improve SONAR. I will advocate for functions the community wants if I feel they would improve SONAR. I also make it clear when there’s something I don’t like (e.g., my complaints about the Start Screen and why I had disabled it, at least until the fixes in the latest update).
Here's the exchange: ********************* The amount of time I need prior to recording changes...for vocals, it has to be long enough to get to the vocal booth, put on the headphones, and start listening. For guitar, I set it so there's enough time to hit the G FORCE button for touching up guitar tuning prior to the punch. In other cases I want a long section beforehand to get into the "groove." I think you're mis-understanding what "Pre-roll" does or what it's used for. You only use it when actually recording, not during the time used for preparing to record (like putting headphones, getting to the vocal booth, eating a sandwich or hitting G FORCE buttons on a guitar - none of that has anything to do with the actual process of recording...lol...). ********************* I have made bold the part where you claim that pre-roll has to be long enough to " get to the vocal booth, put on the headphones and start listening". As I replied, Pre-roll has nothing to do with that. And your childish attemps at riling "the masses" against me are just more of your silly and obtuse nature. Those who know what they are doing will see trhough your transparent lies. The rest are free to disagree. No harm done. You are the dishonest one - and you have been exposed. I have no respect for you.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 20:20:16
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Back on topic.... Still not liking the start screen sorry (disabled it again). 1) It truncates filenames. I have a filename " JAMM - Platinum Template Everything.cwt" which gets truncated in start screen "New from template" section as " JAMM - Platinum Temp... Everything.cwt". Yuck!! :) 2) It may be "faster" but it's still way too slow. Nothing like as fast as the one in X3. No comparison at all. 3) There is no "Recent templates" displayed, the history on the main menu above shows them (maybe it shouldn't?) so it is far more useful. 4) I just have to click on any item on the main menu above and it (annoyingly) disappears. I'm pretty sure it didn't do that with the previous intro menu way back in X3. The only time it needs to disappear is when a project is loaded, or the user closes it, or Sonar is quit. That's is that. 5) The notifications can't be deleted/cleared. 6) If I click on "Sonar Jamaica Plain Update now available" it goes to the Cakewalk website within itself!! It is then impossible to navigate back (bad UI design sorry)... Please do us a favour and start a separate browser instance, nobody really wants to read webpages inside the start screen! Liking the rest of it... Cheers..
post edited by Doktor Avalanche - 2015/10/20 20:36:05
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 20:41:07
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Further thoughts with start screen... The UI really needs a rethink here. Having a scrolling "Windows 3.1" program manager desktop is just not optimal. A) it should be in list form (like windows explorer detail view) so we can see the full filename (not truncated). Well it should at least be a view option. It's quick to read (for many) if each project has it's own row. B) When we click on the three dots a popup with more detailed information is shown. That's not really optimal. Much better to do like (A) and have a dedicated preview pane to the right to show details. C) It should be sortable (date as default, alphabetical, size, version of Sonar - etc). D) The preview icons take up WAY too much screen real estate. They aren't really useful either. How are we supposed to recognise projects like this? Just make them smaller or replace them with a musical preview function perhaps. E) Why have those small default project icons inside a large black box? That's ugly and makes the UI confusing. Also when I hover over them a small white box appears around the speaker (does not look good!)... Sorry don't want to sound too harsh but it's the only way I can put it. Thanks...
post edited by Doktor Avalanche - 2015/10/20 20:52:54
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 21:26:17
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irvin
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BTW, you did the exact same thing in another thread where I mentioned how PreRoll Recording would be a very useful feature. The conversation took a bizarre twist when you tried to justify not having the feature by claiming that you needed to have coffee or eat a sandwich before recording (like any of that had anything to do with Pre-roll Recording). I was going to let this drop, but that statement is so blatantly dishonest it demands a response. I said nothing of the sort, it was Irvin himself who added a comment (which I think many would consider, to use his words, “condescending” and “downright stupid”) about “eating a sandwich” in the thread he's referencing. The word “sandwich” appears only in his post and quotes of his post. “Coffee” does not appear in any of the thread’s posts. (If anyone cares whether Irvin is telling the truth, please look over this thread. Then, judge for yourself who is being condescending while twisting the conversation in a bizarre direction with comments about eating sandwiches, and who is trying to provide a workaround that will accomplish almost everything Irvin wanted to accomplish.) Given that kind of dishonesty, and the apparent inability to differentiate between a one-click operation and a click/drag/select operation (which had me trying to find out about something that doesn’t exist), there is no point in attempting a dialog nor is it worth taking the time to point out the multiple flaws in the rest of Irvin’s response. As to anyone else reading this thread, please do not be misled by Irvin’s comments. I'm always looking for ways to improve SONAR. I will advocate for functions the community wants if I feel they would improve SONAR. I also make it clear when there’s something I don’t like (e.g., my complaints about the Start Screen and why I had disabled it, at least until the fixes in the latest update).
Here's the exchange: *********************
The amount of time I need prior to recording changes...for vocals, it has to be long enough to get to the vocal booth, put on the headphones, and start listening. For guitar, I set it so there's enough time to hit the G FORCE button for touching up guitar tuning prior to the punch. In other cases I want a long section beforehand to get into the "groove." I think you're mis-understanding what "Pre-roll" does or what it's used for. You only use it when actually recording, not during the time used for preparing to record (like putting headphones, getting to the vocal booth, eating a sandwich or hitting G FORCE buttons on a guitar - none of that has anything to do with the actual process of recording...lol...). ********************* I have made bold the part where you claim that pre-roll has to be long enough to "get to the vocal booth, put on the headphones and start listening". As I replied, Pre-roll has nothing to do with that. And your childish attemps at riling "the masses" against me are just more of your silly and obtuse nature. Those who know what they are doing will see trhough your transparent lies. The rest are free to disagree. No harm done. You are the dishonest one - and you have been exposed. I have no respect for you.
LOL :) are u cclarry in disguise?
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 22:04:53
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Very well put Gavin. It can indeed be overwhelming when you consider the incredible amount of ways you can approach any project. Sonar is a very comprehensive program in itself and when you start to factor in the plugins, updates, third party, etc, there is alot to take in, especially if someone just getting started! Good advice Sir. I have just installed the update and am looking forward to giving it a good test run this weekend. ( Note to self: MUST buy more coffee first!). My best regards to everyone.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 22:13:19
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Maybe i m more stupid today than other dayz but i don t really get what those aux and patch allows us to do that we were not able to via bounce to track options ?
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 22:42:18
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Craig, I just read your " Five Reasons Why Patch Points Rock". Great info. I love the fact that we can use the combination of the patch points and Aux channels to treat the signal and keep it within the track view in a folder. As you mentioned earlier, it was possible using different combinations of track/bus, but it is easier to have all the information within one view/grouping. Also, please excuse my lack of using the "Quotaion" feature to indicate the copying of a previous posters comment (yours in this case!). Being fairly new to posting in forums, that is part of My learning curve! Great job Bakers! The upgrade I made to Platinum earlier this year has definatly helped me in my productivity.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/20 23:24:20
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☄ Helpfulby dcumpian 2015/10/21 08:22:39
Just a big "thanks" for the update. I'm already using the aux tracks here. I was tracking congas tonight, 4 mics total (2 421's as spot mics, 2 Gef m300's as room mics). Sent all four tracks to an aux track, set my individual mic levels and then hid the individual mic tracks. Now I just have one fader in my track pane for the congas, which then goes to my "Perc" bus and out to the SSL. I get to keep my busses for instrument groups and my tracks for tracks, and I can even bounce to the aux track if I want to save resources later. Clean, simple and fantastic. Now, I could have done this with a bus for the conga mics, and that's how I've done it in Sonar in the past, but this way I get to keep all four mics represented as a single track in my track pane and reserve my busses for instrument groups and FX which makes bus mixing easier. Same result as before, just better workflow and project organization (at least for me). Couldn't be happier. Dean
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 00:24:09
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Fantastic Update!! Thanks everyone at Cakewalk.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 00:24:23
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Downloading the demo now!!!  THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 00:34:16
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Very nice update, I appreciate the snappy startup time. Haven't used patch points yet, I need to think about them for a bit before I start slapping them into a project. I do appreciate the plugin fixes. Just overall a nice release. Congratulations!
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 00:53:30
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☄ Helpfulby pentimentosound 2015/10/21 17:48:09
Five minutes in, and I'm already lovin' it! The simple fact that I can record the USB-inputs from my Virus TI2 in real-time (i.e. no bouncing/freezing required and/or switching the part played-on-USB over to the analog outputs) is absolutely HUGE! HUUUUUUUUUGGGGEEEEEE!!! Access will need to revise their manual for the real-time synth recording.
So in other words, instruments that act like VST's (like the Virus and most likely the Aira series) benefit immensely from the Ipswich (and now Jamaica Plain) update! Ja mon!!!!
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 00:59:26
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Although I am experiencing some SERIOUS latency/lag for some reason. Ouch!
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Doktor Avalanche
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 01:03:22
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Is your first CPU core peaking? 2:43AM Although I am experiencing some SERIOUS latency/lag for some reason. Ouch!
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 01:25:25
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Doktor Avalanche Is your first CPU core peaking?
Nope! No burden on the CPU; the meter is completely clear of activity. I start a new blank project ("Normal" template), insert an instance of Virus Control (VC), enable the LIVE button as I have done for years up to this point, play a few notes and notice a lag...like a SUPER-MEGA lag of about 6-7 seconds! If I turn off the LIVE button, and key-play, the the sound is a little more sync'ed. If I hit the transport PLAY button in Sonar and key a few notes, the lag is MASSIVE, like an apparent 500ms to 1sec! Then I enable the PDC button in Sonar, proceed to key a few notes, and there is NO lag. If I disable the PDC button and repeat, the lag comes back. Not looking good at this point. EDIT: And Sonar is frequently hanging, white-screen of "almost death." EDIT: It may be the VST3 version of Virus Control that is causing the issue. The VST2 may be working OK. Still evaluating. Overall, if I get more problems, I will post in the proper section...
post edited by 2:43AM - 2015/10/21 01:41:10
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 02:09:11
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The Start Screen is faster but still too slow for my taste. They did fix the issue I was having not being able to open projects that had the apostrophe in the path. That's nice. I also had my first crash in a very long time. I was working in the Staff View entering lyrics. using copy and paste so I did not have to retype the lyrics when the crash occurred. It was able to send a dump to the bakers and I have not been able to duplicate the issue so hopefully it was a one off. Seems to be running fine here playing back no odd processor spikes or anything.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 02:21:23
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irvin I have made bold the part where you claim that pre-roll has to be long enough to "get to the vocal booth, put on the headphones and start listening". As I replied, Pre-roll has nothing to do with that. We'll leave aside the deceptive quoting, your avoiding the issue I raised, and your distorting what I said, because everyone reading this realizes that's how you roll. Here's the definition of pre-roll from wikiaudio.org: Pre roll is an allotted amount of time that plays prior to the start of recording on a tape machine, DAW or other linear sound recording medium or device. I was describing what I do during the allotted amount of time that plays prior to the start of recording. Refer to the above definition. Next. And your childish attemps at riling "the masses" against me are just more of your silly and obtuse nature. The people who frequent this forum can read. Doesn't work to your advantage. You are the dishonest one - and you have been exposed. I have no respect for you. Good! I consider it an honor not to have the respect of someone who hides behind a phony name and makes defamatory comments. Either address the issue I raised about your trying to pass off your words as mine, or stop wasting our time.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 03:42:41
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2:43AM
Doktor Avalanche Is your first CPU core peaking?
Nope! No burden on the CPU; the meter is completely clear of activity. I start a new blank project ("Normal" template), insert an instance of Virus Control (VC), enable the LIVE button as I have done for years up to this point, play a few notes and notice a lag...like a SUPER-MEGA lag of about 6-7 seconds! If I turn off the LIVE button, and key-play, the the sound is a little more sync'ed. If I hit the transport PLAY button in Sonar and key a few notes, the lag is MASSIVE, like an apparent 500ms to 1sec! Then I enable the PDC button in Sonar, proceed to key a few notes, and there is NO lag. If I disable the PDC button and repeat, the lag comes back. Not looking good at this point. EDIT: And Sonar is frequently hanging, white-screen of "almost death." EDIT: It may be the VST3 version of Virus Control that is causing the issue. The VST2 may be working OK. Still evaluating. Overall, if I get more problems, I will post in the proper section...
Maybe like this? If so might be worth piggy backing on thread... http://forum.cakewalk.com...spx?m=3303465&fp=2I notice they did a VST reset and rescan and it just froze there. You might want to see if you are having similar behaviour.
post edited by Doktor Avalanche - 2015/10/21 03:53:52
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Notecrusher
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 07:56:40
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Anderton
BTW, you did the exact same thing in another thread where I mentioned how PreRoll Recording would be a very useful feature. The conversation took a bizarre twist when you tried to justify not having the feature by claiming that you needed to have coffee or eat a sandwich before recording (like any of that had anything to do with Pre-roll Recording). I was going to let this drop, but that statement is so blatantly dishonest it demands a response. I said nothing of the sort, it was Irvin himself who added a comment (which I think many would consider, to use his words, “condescending” and “downright stupid”) about “eating a sandwich” in the thread he's referencing. The word “sandwich” appears only in his post and quotes of his post. “Coffee” does not appear in any of the thread’s posts. (If anyone cares whether Irvin is telling the truth, please look over this thread. Then, judge for yourself who is being condescending while twisting the conversation in a bizarre direction with comments about eating sandwiches, and who is trying to provide a workaround that will accomplish almost everything Irvin wanted to accomplish.) Given that kind of dishonesty, and the apparent inability to differentiate between a one-click operation and a click/drag/select operation (which had me trying to find out about something that doesn’t exist), there is no point in attempting a dialog nor is it worth taking the time to point out the multiple flaws in the rest of Irvin’s response. As to anyone else reading this thread, please do not be misled by Irvin’s comments. I'm always looking for ways to improve SONAR. I will advocate for functions the community wants if I feel they would improve SONAR. I also make it clear when there’s something I don’t like (e.g., my complaints about the Start Screen and why I had disabled it, at least until the fixes in the latest update).
Craig, Irvin is saying you introduced a strawman into the previous conversation and he used "eating a sandwich" as a metaphor. You are getting crazy tangled up in your anger at him and going off the deep end. Calm down. Sometimes you do get condescending in your responses. And you seem to think that putting a smiley washes it away. You get boatloads of praise here. You are going to get a little criticism too.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 08:58:56
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I like the latest update, good job bakers. However my start screen is still blank when I am off-line so it is still useless here. Note that this is not a big problem but I did like the old start screen better.
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 09:24:29
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☄ Helpfulby lingyai 2015/10/22 20:56:41
Although I have used Cakewalk since 1995 (v. 3 for windows) and am currently using Platinum, my use cases are not very involved with sophisticated routing. I put my tracks in, mix, master (rinse-wash-repeat), done. Therefore, I am really, really not quite getting the usefulness of this feature, or when/if I would use it. As far as my initial cursory look at the documention goes, it appears this is most useful to create different mixes/submixes, etc., or a way to use different effects on a track, but just part of the track-- I get the feeling it is so much more. I don't know if this is something I need/want, but can someone give me any testimonials or explain this to me like I'm a 5 year old? I mostly write jazz and pop, and most of the time I'm using virtual instruments almost exclusively, and I strive for realism over using lots of synths or innovative effects, etc. I like doing my mixing/mastering using various plug ins like Izotope's suite of stuff, and most of this has served me well to release several albums, as well as some post-production work on field recordings and other folks' demos, etc. I'd like to take advantage of this feature once I more fully understand it, but my patience with routing is rather thin, for some reason (old age?). Thanks for tolerating such an open-ended and admittedly ignorant question.
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Re: Major "Jamaica Plain" SONAR Update Now in the Cakewalk Command Center!
2015/10/21 09:33:55
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The Start Screen... better, but it's not a useful tool IMHO yet. Three changes would make it a kick butt tool: One, having simple screenshot thumbs on the right may help with a project I worked on yesterday, but its usefulness as a visual 'Q degrades rapidly after a few days. . If we could replace these default screenshots with our own graphic... then it could become a very useful tool for retrieval of songs because we could set the visuals that have meaning to the user. Second, being able to show a simple text list of recent projects (ala X3) in addition to the thumbnail view , is often all that is needed. So allow the user to set the default "Recent List" style desired - as a simple or thumbnail versions. A last updated date would be a bonus, too. Finally, having a simple text matching search for file names, ala google home page, would also be very handy. I tried the start screen when it first came out a few weeks or so ago, then I shut it off until this update. I found that while it was off I was happy just to use the most recent list in the program menu - and the bonus was startup was lightening fast. But with the addition of the suggestions, I think the Start Screen could be a very useful tool. Finally,
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 09:43:02
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Oops. Nevermind. :)
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Re: Sneak Preview of new SONAR Update
2015/10/21 10:10:40
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Notecrusher
Anderton
BTW, you did the exact same thing in another thread where I mentioned how PreRoll Recording would be a very useful feature. The conversation took a bizarre twist when you tried to justify not having the feature by claiming that you needed to have coffee or eat a sandwich before recording (like any of that had anything to do with Pre-roll Recording). I was going to let this drop, but that statement is so blatantly dishonest it demands a response. I said nothing of the sort, it was Irvin himself who added a comment (which I think many would consider, to use his words, “condescending” and “downright stupid”) about “eating a sandwich” in the thread he's referencing. The word “sandwich” appears only in his post and quotes of his post. “Coffee” does not appear in any of the thread’s posts. (If anyone cares whether Irvin is telling the truth, please look over this thread. Then, judge for yourself who is being condescending while twisting the conversation in a bizarre direction with comments about eating sandwiches, and who is trying to provide a workaround that will accomplish almost everything Irvin wanted to accomplish.) Given that kind of dishonesty, and the apparent inability to differentiate between a one-click operation and a click/drag/select operation (which had me trying to find out about something that doesn’t exist), there is no point in attempting a dialog nor is it worth taking the time to point out the multiple flaws in the rest of Irvin’s response. As to anyone else reading this thread, please do not be misled by Irvin’s comments. I'm always looking for ways to improve SONAR. I will advocate for functions the community wants if I feel they would improve SONAR. I also make it clear when there’s something I don’t like (e.g., my complaints about the Start Screen and why I had disabled it, at least until the fixes in the latest update).
Craig, Irvin is saying you introduced a strawman into the previous conversation and he used "eating a sandwich" as a metaphor. You are getting crazy tangled up in your anger at him and going off the deep end. Calm down. Sometimes you do get condescending in your responses. And you seem to think that putting a smiley washes it away. You get boatloads of praise here. You are going to get a little criticism too.
I think Irvin lost the supposed "straw man" argument when he used words like "exact same thing" and then chose to quote his own post and attribute it to Craig. Craig's input has been great and vital to these forums and to the evolution of Sonar and I hope he won't consider self-editing his input to suit thinner skins- (in my opinion) Irvin chose to poke that particular bear. I understand how some may see Craig's replies as exuberant fan-boy-ism but he always has the mindset to present ways to accomplish what the user is trying to do within the context of sonar as it currently exists - sometimes people wrongly assume this means he is against their idea's implementation. "Going off the deep end"? C'mon!
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