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Just ordered. My first Sonar Power book since 6, so I'm pretty excited. Some nice, light reading for the beach (it's 80 degrees in NYC today).
Hey Rob... Thanks very much! Wow, SONAR 6... that was a long time ago. You've got lots of catching up to do. I'm sure that Summertime weather will help.
Warm here in CT too, but it's supposed to go back down to the 50's tomorrow.
By the way, you're website looks great and you've got some nice samples up there too. Were they done in SONAR X2?
Scott
Hey, Scott. Yeah, SONAR 6 Power was a long time ago, but it helped me so much and I still used it often all the way through 8.5 when I needed a reminder of basic stuff that hadn't really changed a lot (terminology, concepts of routing and such). The jump to X2 has been a wonderful experience for me. The new interface has changed everything. I now feel I'm controlling it instead of the other way around. Your book should complete the experience by em"power"ing me to take that control to the next level. As I've said here before, Cake manuals/help files are fine if one already knows what to look for, whereas your books have opened my eyes to things I didn't already know and explained them in a logical, not technical, way. Jeez... I sound like an ad, don't I?
Thanks for visiting my site and the nice comment. All the pieces were done over the years with Cake up to SONAR 8.5. 99.9% of the samples used are from EastWest libraries and Cake's built in synths. Unfortunately, I haven't updated my site in a LONG time so some of my best work has not been added. Actually, I'm hoping you cover Cakewalk Publisher in X2 Power since I feel I'm being left behind in understanding how to get my music "out there". I plan on starting another thread about website development...
Sorry for going on so long, but I truly am looking forward to X2 Power!
Best,
Rob