I needed a way to convert a 32 bit 44,100 hertz .wav file to a 16 bit, 44,100 hertz....(Requirements for TuneCore upload). I was able to convert it just fine in X3.
 
I know it's just a small task, but it was an important one to me. X3 had just the right tools to do the job.

That is hilarious! I'll go you one better I exported a mix, once. 

Ah! But I bet you've never bounced!!
 
Seriously, I've been able to covert 32 bit 44.1KHz to 16 bit since Sonar 6.

Yes I know it's hilarious, but I wasn't able to do it in Audition CS6 !! Their option was 16.8 bit or 32 bit !!
 
I was under the gun and needed to convert this file in just a few minutes, X3 did the trick.
 
The file size difference from 32 bit to 16 bit is 51mb vrs 25.5 mb, so it does make a big difference to TuneCore.

I did bounce before there was freeze. As a matter of fact I didn't think we needed freeze because bounce was so powerful. But as usual I was wrong. Now I don't bounce I freeze except in the summer time.  

Yes I have bounced in Sonar.....here's the results....
 
 
http://www.soundclick.com...&q=hi&newref=1

DJWayne I'm just having fun. 
 
I use Sonar for a lot more than just mixing too. When you know a program well you can find all sorts of things to do with it. I prefer it to just about any other program even if its overkill. 

Well I look at my software programs as tools in a toolbox. Ya never know what you're going to need, but it's nice to have it when you need it.
 
I was able to make the conversion in just a couple of minutes with X3. Try doing a conversion like that without Sonar.

John
I prefer it to just about any other program even if its overkill. 

Overkill... is there such a thing???
 

Hey hey hey.... if people start posting these "praise" posts then the bakers may jack up the price.