Dear Cakewalk,
 
If you want my money in between Sonar upgrades, new PC modules are the way to go. You release them and I will buy. I don't even care what they do. I can't help myself. Thank you for the consideration.

A DeEsser and a multi-band compressor would be great!
 

gustabo
A DeEsser and a multi-band compressor would be great!

 
+ 1000
 
Also a ProChannel "Coffee Expresso Maker" would be nice. :) ‎

 

I hate de essers. They just sound bad. The best way is to just go through the vocal clips and lower the volume of all the syllabants. Then you don't have to worry about the life being sucked out of a vocal track. 

Another limiter, chorus, delay, phaser and buss comp. A tuner, auto gain, de esser, pultec curve eq. Hell, be ambitious and work with overload to give us a TH2 module.

Huh...   I could use a nice PC tuner.
 

Turn all the Nomad Blue stuff into ProChannel modules! (and give them more useful names..)

stevec
Huh...   I could use a nice PC tuner.
 

that's actually a really good idea.

The main reason I even go out side the PC anymore is to access my Waves Renaissance and Waves CLA compressors stuff. Make a deal with Waves to put them into the PC! That would be nice.
I also like the idea someone said earlier about turning the Nomad Blue Tubes bundle into PC stuff.
The tuner would be nice.
A world-class delay/chorus would be pretty sweet, too.

How about a tone generator, i bought a video from groove 3 "how to record vocals" and the guy used a tone generator to set up the levels he was using Pro tools.
In another video the guy used a tone generator to calibrate and show how to calibrate studio monitors i think it was on a presonus Daw so why doesn't Sonar include something like that.

Is a good idea for a PC or effects bin module

Awal