• SONAR
  • Frustrated, Explanation and apology below. (p.3)
2013/07/28 23:16:01
wcedgar
Closed
2013/07/28 23:22:45
gswitz
Which guy said that?
 
Personally, I'm starting to think your biggest obstacle isn't your gear.
 
I used Cakewalk to mix projects recorded on an Tascam 2488 before I learned to record in the computer itself. It worked fine on a 32 Bit OS (for me that was back in the Windows XP days - I went x64 with Vista (and John... remember them days, John?)).
 
Smiles.
 
So, you can do it... plus... since you aren't capturing the waves with Sonar, why not give it a try? And since you seem to have no experience with any Daw at all, you can try them all with equal talent. :-) See what works for you before you make a big time investment.
 
Trust me, the time investment is way more costly than the software itself.
2013/07/28 23:39:41
gswitz
WCEdgar, clearing the thread in which I've been helping you for a long time now was not very nice.
 
It's taking some serious restraint to try to tell you this next thing, so listen if you can...
 
Sonar is a great Digital Audio Tool. You should give it a chance if you like music.
 
And, I just have to add, that for the past hours, while I bounced down 3 hours of music, I have been HELPING YOU every time I was rendering.
 
Just saying.
2013/07/29 00:16:26
John
Geoff you did everything right.  And so did all the others that came in to offer help.  If you were referring to me in the post I do remember well.
 
To the original poster. What you have done here is rude in a very big way. No one likes talking to themselves and that is what it looks like now.  We leave things as they are even when its wrong because it helps with credibility down the line. I wish you had asked us if it was OK to delete your posts first. From now on you may find members are reluctant to help.  
2013/07/29 06:46:40
gswitz
Yes, John, I was talking to you in the thread. :-) I thought you might see it sometime. :-)
 
And I only mentioned using other DAWs to try them because he was being grouchy about Sonar for whatever reason in repeated posts. That's why I told him to 'try them all'. I wasn't trying to sell him on another DAW or anything... I was just telling him to chill.
 
I googled his user name and it looks like he does do large performances.
http://www.wcedgar.com/Home_Page.html
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=wc+edgar&oq=wc+edgar
 
I don't know what the deal was. Maybe he thought he was so big one of us would volunteer to bounce his tracks for him at no cost?
 
:-)
 
Funny thing is, that's exactly what I do for all my friends. I never charge anyone.
 
Makes me laugh really. 
2013/07/29 06:46:34
gswitz
First Double Post ever!!
2013/07/29 08:02:56
robert_e_bone
Well, he's still no GP, for those who remember that individual.  :)
 
I don't know for the life of me why someone would pull all of their post content out of a thread.
 
To the original poster who removed all of his content, I have this bit of wisdom to share:
 
- Closed
 
Bob Bone
 
2013/07/29 13:11:19
dubdisciple
Really?  You ask for help, get several immediate responses and then you give up so quickly?  Did you really feel compelled to type "closed" in every post?  Were you that kid constantly grabbing his ball and going home the second the game did not go as planned?
2013/07/29 13:28:32
donbelisle
I called him and live locally, he gave me a bogus email address for contact information.
I also recomended he come here to ask more technical questions.
I texted him asking for his email, still no answer.
I hope he sees that everyone is trying to help him, and not get temperamental
about how things are done here, best wishes to everyone who has tried to help.
Don Belisle
2013/07/29 13:29:28
royarn
Glad He don't own my local pub. I'd never get a drink.
 
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