After reading the forums it seems like there are some serious issues with MB3 currently. When I receive the email I will purchase the upgrade but I don't think I will install just yet...

I am most interested in the midi capabilities and what kind of midi editing is included! Anyone?

rtucker55
After reading the forums it seems like there are some serious issues with MB3 currently. When I receive the email I will purchase the upgrade but I don't think I will install just yet...

I will install it and try it out...I'm not scared 

I just did a full reinstall of everything because Win 10 Build 10159 crashed my PC...

cclarry

papacucku
Can I add an analogue meter to my tracks in Sonar? I want a k-14 level meter and that stereo correlation meter as well.

PSP TripleMeters will let you add this to your Sonar Channels...or there are plenty of 3rd Party
alternative meters out there...

cclarry,
 
PSP used to have a free version of their VU Meter called PSP Vintage Meter. I still use it with Sonar X3. They no longer give it away free, but have packaged it as three meters in on and now call it, "PSP TripleMeter"
 
I's not made public, however, you can still obtain the FREE PSP vintage Meter from this link I received from PSPAudio  PSP Vintage Meter
I know it works in Sonar X3 and before, but I haven't tried it in the newer version of Sonar for 2015.
 
 

 
I hope this helps

I had the original so got PSP TripleMeters for free...I like it...

They are including 2 Plugins for free

• Free Bundled plugins:
  • Harrison Dyno-Mite ( dynamic effect for drums )
  • x42 SetBFree Tonewheel Organ  ( virtual instrument )

So you get one VST 
and one VSTi....

rtucker55
After reading the forums it seems like there are some serious issues with MB3 currently. When I receive the email I will purchase the upgrade but I don't think I will install just yet...

I'm not sure what problems people are having, but I used Ardour 4 for a couple of months just to see what may be in the new MB3 and it was pretty stable. That was just a beta windows version from Ardour. I would expect Harrison to have made it better, but I guess we'll see.

Jesse G

cclarry

papacucku
Can I add an analogue meter to my tracks in Sonar? I want a k-14 level meter and that stereo correlation meter as well.

PSP TripleMeters will let you add this to your Sonar Channels...or there are plenty of 3rd Party
alternative meters out there...

cclarry,
 
PSP used to have a free version of their VU Meter called PSP Vintage Meter. I still use it with Sonar X3. They no longer give it away free, but have packaged it as three meters in on and now call it, "PSP TripleMeter"
 
I's not made public, however, you can still obtain the FREE PSP vintage Meter from this link I received from PSPAudio  PSP Vintage Meter
I know it works in Sonar X3 and before, but I haven't tried it in the newer version of Sonar for 2015.
 
 

 
I hope this helps

Klanghelm meters are good. Sleepytime has some nice free meters too.

I'm intrigued but cautiously hesitant to buy into the hype. I bit on the previous version and my conclusion was that it was a stripped down version of Ardour with a very nice saturation plug-in. The workflow to take advantage of this plug never seemed worth it to me.  Initial glance at this still seems to indicate a 64-bit stripped down version of Ardour with interface tweaks and a nice saturation plug. It just still seems like one could simply dig through saturation plugs until a pleasing one was found. I suppose $40 isn't that big of a risk, but $39 didn't seem like a big deal either until the product felt useless. In so ways, full version of Ardour might provide more bang for buck. Maybe one day I will hear something that sounds so overwhelmingly better in terms of sound that blows me away, but I sometimes supect placebo effect.

rtucker55
After reading the forums it seems like there are some serious issues with MB3 currently. When I receive the email I will purchase the upgrade but I don't think I will install just yet...

Most problems I've read about are on Mac.