Rewire in P5

RE: Rewire in P5 (Mike West)

Tue, 11 Nov 2003 16:25:48 GMT

ORIGINAL: BloodHound
I thought P5 must be feeling bad, Ã§ause it did all the work and right in the end Sonar became the boss and took the credit" />

Now you've made me feel guilty about all those projects started in P5, only to be rewired into Sonar! P5, forgive me [sm=tongue.gif]

RE: Rewire in P5 (BloodHound)

Tue, 11 Nov 2003 16:01:18 GMT

I'm normally a Sonar user, so this does not come up as a regular issue, but I was working on a song I did entirely in P5 for a change and right at the end decided I wanted to add some guitar. It was just a bit of extra work to start a new project in Sonar and do the rewire thing that way round and then I thought P5 must be feeling bad, Ã§ause it did all the work and right in the end Sonar became the boss and took the credit" />

RE: Rewire in P5 (Mike West)

Tue, 11 Nov 2003 15:40:22 GMT

Yeah I don't get it. In the end, why/ how is that different from using P5 as the client with Sonar as the Host?

RE: Rewire in P5 (Andy C)

Tue, 11 Nov 2003 14:42:40 GMT

I'm not entirely sure what advantage there would be ?

I mean if I want to record Audio and use a composition in Projrct 5 I just rewire P5 into Sonar and record the audio there.

Andy C

Rewire in P5 (BloodHound)

Tue, 11 Nov 2003 13:57:14 GMT

Just an idea. P5 do not support audio recording. Wouldn't it be cool to make P5 a rewire host for Sonar? I do not mean like currently using P5 as the rewire instrument, but rather using P5 as the main host and then put Sonar as the rewire instrument.