rtucker55

stevec
I'm still keeping an eye on this, but for now, using the MUX plugin provides much of what S3 introduces in regards to multi-instrument tracks.  I'd certainly prefer to have a native version though, no doubt... their implementation does seem fairly slick.   But I'll get by.   
 
My hope is that CW expands its core MIDI capabilities to include this and other things we haven't thought of yet...
 

Expanding the MIDI capabilities would be nice, but, I would almost settle for Sonar just remembering the ports I have my MCU & Extender connected to when I forget to turn them on prior to starting Sonar... 

So you want SONAR to remember because you forget. That's what life mates (wife, husband, significant others) are for.

bapu

rtucker55

stevec
I'm still keeping an eye on this, but for now, using the MUX plugin provides much of what S3 introduces in regards to multi-instrument tracks.  I'd certainly prefer to have a native version though, no doubt... their implementation does seem fairly slick.   But I'll get by.   
 
My hope is that CW expands its core MIDI capabilities to include this and other things we haven't thought of yet...
 

Expanding the MIDI capabilities would be nice, but, I would almost settle for Sonar just remembering the ports I have my MCU & Extender connected to when I forget to turn them on prior to starting Sonar... 

So you want SONAR to remember because you forget. That's what life mates (wife, husband, significant others) are for.

rtucker55

stevec
I'm still keeping an eye on this, but for now, using the MUX plugin provides much of what S3 introduces in regards to multi-instrument tracks.  I'd certainly prefer to have a native version though, no doubt... their implementation does seem fairly slick.   But I'll get by.   
 
My hope is that CW expands its core MIDI capabilities to include this and other things we haven't thought of yet...
 

Expanding the MIDI capabilities would be nice, but, I would almost settle for Sonar just remembering the ports I have my MCU & Extender connected to when I forget to turn them on prior to starting Sonar... 

I was looking for a LIKE icon for this one.

rtucker55



Expanding the MIDI capabilities would be nice, but, I would almost settle for Sonar just remembering the ports I have my MCU & Extender connected to when I forget to turn them on prior to starting Sonar... 

+1

Watching the Groove 3 Tutorial....WOW...that's all I can say....WOW....
The guys voice is annoying..but the info and the program are CRAZY...

Expanding the MIDI capabilities would be nice, but, I would almost settle for Sonar just remembering the ports I have my MCU & Extender connected to when I forget to turn them on prior to starting Sonar.
 
 
I would go for that too.

cclarry
Watching the Groove 3 Tutorial....WOW...that's all I can say....WOW....
The guys voice is annoying..but the info and the program are CRAZY...

Yeah, the more I watch videos, the more I understand the possibilities of the new features. Still haven't decided if I will purchase the upgrade... yet.

But I love the updated GUI and the four commands I mentioned earlier.

I really like the Groove3 videos but I think this one has just introduced the new S1v3 features. There are SO many details that they didn't have time to elaborate on and it could have been a Much longer video.
 
Regardless, the video is a Great starting point and I am loving S1v3. It isn't perfect, and there is a learning curve, but it does things I couldn't do before and the engines seem rock solid.

I finally did watch the archived "live" broadcast.
 
The arranger and notepad are tre cool. If I were seriously in the market for a new DAW to replace SONAR that might just be the one (see what I did there?). Still, I will wait for the Christmas sale on v3 upgrade and hopefully pick it up for under a Benjamin.

rtucker55
I really like the Groove3 videos but I think this one has just introduced the new S1v3 features. There are SO many details that they didn't have time to elaborate on and it could have been a Much longer video.
 
Regardless, the video is a Great starting point and I am loving S1v3. It isn't perfect, and there is a learning curve, but it does things I couldn't do before and the engines seem rock solid.

They've already requested an "Advanced" so we'll see it that materializes...