1. Tempo resolution up to 0.001 bpm.
2. Cubase style time warp tool (i.e ability to drag barline to audio transient. Please no more pop-up windows and typing numbers).
3. Same hotkeys (S, D, E) for PRV and In-Line PRV.
4. Scale Tempo!
5. Non-linear tempo and controller curves.
6. Radius quality time/pitch stretching/shifting for real time slip stretching/transposition.
7. About dozen more FRs... OK, next time.

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ORIGINAL: MArwood

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Time shift and stretch like live and pt and cubase.

e.g. drag audio clip endings - real time stretch



In Sonar - CTRL-Drag

Max Arwood


Maybe a forum feature request thread that automatically dissallows stuff that's already in sonar!!

well open up a new thread like this and loof after it for more than 3 years and then we talk again. ;)

Sonar 6 already has this.

???


timestretch = ctrl-drag end of clips?

they introduced this in sonar 6?

i am still sonar 5 but tried the demo and i did not notice this.

please confirm.

thx

ok, thats great - thank you.

Marker playlist. For example, if you finish a song, but need to do short version also. Just skip some sections (markers) and save playlist(s) within the project.

- Be able to specify a negative SMPTE offset

- Show smpte time next to meter changes and tempo changes in those windows. Be able to lock the tempo changes to a smpte point.

- everyone has said it already, but again. better midi editing

- Please improve the handling of VST midi plugins. Its a hack now.

- Please let me change the highlight color used for pull-down menus or at least follow the windows theme setting

- metronome count off option in play

- Why not build something similar to plogue or Energyxt directly into Sonar for routing of midi and audio signals between plugins?

- Pattern based sequencer feature similar to what we see in P5 and FL.

- Global key to advance the video window one frame at a time WITHOUT having to click on the video window first.

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ORIGINAL: planist

ok, thats great - thank you.

Planist, yw. Try it out ... its really an awesome feature and works great when used with Audio Snap. With the two you can really do some cool stuff to audio. Now throw Melodyne Plugin into the mix, and bam, you can mash up audio timing, tempo, and pitch.

Radius when bounced down, standard sonar (ie, not particularly exiciting) in real-time

ORIGINAL: planist

what algorithms are behind the sonar drag timeshift?

hmm, never mind. I found out that if you have overwrite mode and say go to seperate layers, it does exactly what I wanted.

When Loop Recording, to actually record the entire clip, all the way to Loop End marker.

ORIGINAL: planist
...wicked's list for s7

w00t!

I'm really interested in what the feature set will be for v7. I skipped v6, and by the time v7 rolls around I should have enough $$ for a much-needed core2duo upgrade, so I'd be very ripe to be persuaded.

- Ability to play the metronome while paused

- Count off for play in addition to record mode.

Here's one, or maybe there is a way I haven't figured out yet. how to delete a bar. I can insert measures (which slides all the markers forward. but what if I need to do the reverse? This happens all the time to me.

You can already do this by selecting the area you want deleted on the time ruler, then right-click>delete and make sure "delete hole" is ticked. It's easier if you have "measure" selected in the grid of course.


P.S. make sure you untick "delete hole" next time you want to delete something as it will do this everytime.

ORIGINAL: dewdman42

a dedicated conductor track. Right now there is kind of a hidden conductor track which holds meter and tempo changes. but I want it exposed as an actual track so that I can have layers. that way I can have different versions of tempo/meter applied to the project depending on which layer of my conductor track is active. Something like that.

I subscribe to that one! And add this, which I propsed in another whish list thread (My Top 5 Wishlist Features for v7) last week, after which the thread ebbed away (why do threads always seem to die as soon as I open my mouth? should I talk to my dentist?):

Recordable tempo change on the fly (applicable on midi tracks only, I presume). I still miss that feature from my old Notator for the Atari ST: making those accelerandos and ritardandos like a maestro with the mouse while the song was playing, and all data was recorded in a track.

Drawing those tempo curves or writing numeric data in Sonar is a much less intuitive approach compared to this. And much less musical: it's computer programming instead of music conducting.



wb

NEXT! (Let’s keep the thread alive...)

ORIGINAL: Jyri T.

Did anybody mention yet a time view option like [hours]:[minutes]:[seconds].[milliseconds]?

It has that alreay, in a huge display in the left hand corner, and for milli sec's you can change your time ruler. Can i take a puff from that. it must be damn good.
CJ

ORIGINAL: Peter Morrison

I thought only the squeaky wheel got the grease Don but I guess you're right about Sonar supplying a place to ****. It takes the heat off their support desk. I still think Sonar has the best support and the best DAW for the money. I wouldn't change it. I have had Cubase and Logic Audio.

The greasy wheel gets the grease.

Peter, im beginning to like you. Not in that way though.
Cj