RE: Pre fader monitoring and scenes
2008/05/21 22:37:39
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If you check out the help file (PressF1) there's an audio path diagram that will show you what the audio path coming into SONAR is all about. I suspect that what you really need to do is monitor pre SONAR ie through your soundcard.
When you save a project its like taking a snapshot of all your settings.
The problem comes with the Realtime aspect of audio manipulation that once you've performed a change time has moved on and so your settings change relative to that time. SONAR can be set to do infinte levels of undo and as all editing is not destructive you never lose anything anyway.
SONAR has the ability to record real time movements of faders etc so that as you create a mix you can change settings which will be recorded for you. This is activated per channel.
SONAR also can save project and/or track templates. YOu can make basic settings including inserts, plugins, eq etc and when you want to use those just insert that track. Many have setup a basic recording template with everything preconfigured so that when you get a new band in with a certain configuration ou can just load a template with everythign loaded and patched ready to go.
there's a lot to learn isn't there.
Check out some of the templates in the sample COntent folder.
Mike V. (MUDGEL)
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