difference between sonar and guitar tracks?

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rian_evilclown
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2010/08/29 15:03:37 (permalink)

difference between sonar and guitar tracks?

hello, i was just wondering what the difference was between sonar and guitar tracks? i used to have a version of guitar tracks eons ago that kinda got lost :(
 
which is the best value for money, main differences ect? can i do midi recording on both also can i use upload wav tracks to both? (i do my main recording on a digi 8 track but waqnt to use a comp program for fine mixing and pasting ect)
 
sorry if any of those questions are realy stoopid.
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ryan
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    planetearth
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    Re:difference between sonar and guitar tracks? 2010/09/01 23:29:57 (permalink)
    The questions aren't stupid, Ryan, but you're asking them in the wrong forum. You should post the question in either the SONAR forum or Guitar Tracks forum (but not both). This forum is for developers of software that work with Cakewalk apps.

    Based upon what you've noted here, you'll probably be happier with SONAR. It's more flexible for recording and mixing.

    SONAR Platinum ▪ NI Komplete, Korg DLC, Arturia V5 Collection, Dimension Pro, IK Multimedia & other synths ▪ Les Paul, Peavey and Yamaha guitars. Listen to some of my stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/shadowsoflife . Comments from other SONAR users are always welcome!
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    Re:difference between sonar and guitar tracks? 2010/09/15 05:14:28 (permalink)
    Bill Durham <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>...
    > bradesp wrote:

    > > I've heard others say a sequencer with MIDI is the way to go because
    > > it's easier to construct drums this way than using loops.
    >
    > brad,
    >
    > I would strongly suggest to you that you consider Home Studio before
    > Guitar Tracks Pro. I too am a guitar player/songwriter, and would not
    > even consider a program that wouldn't do midi. Having the ability to put
    > in stuff that you hear using midi is great!
    >
    > FWIW
    > BD

    Bill,

    Are you a Home Studio User or a Sonar user?


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