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| Cakewalk SONAR 7 Producer Edition - Windows | 
enlarge | From: Cakewalk Category: Software
List Price: $619.00 Buy New: $415.83 You Save: $203.17 (33%)
New (3) Used (1) from $299.99
Avg. Customer Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 7160
Format: Dvd-rom Platforms: Windows Xp, Windows Vista Media: CD-ROM Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5 Dimensions (in): 9.4 x 8.1 x 3.2 SONAR 7 Producer Edition brings you freedom in computer music recording like never before. Gone are the limits on track count, bus routing, and effect or instrument inserts. Add to that a gigantic selection of audio effects, virtual instruments, and improved technologies to pump up your production and we're talking about an enormous creative canvas on which to paint your ideas.:
MPN: 10-CWSP7.00-10C UPC: 787537017014 EAN: 0787537017014 ASIN: B000W8EYOI
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
Simple but not easy October 7, 2008 If you buy this software you should:
1)Have a solid understanding of midi 2)Have a solid understanding of signal flow 3)Have a solid understanding of signal processors 4)Have a solid understanding of digital and anologue synthesis. 5 you should have experience working with sequencers.
An awesome tool for creating anything you can hear in your head. My only complaint is the the notation module is not very sophisticated.
Powerful but Not Easy August 25, 2008 2 out of 6 found this review helpful
I bought Sonar 7 PE because I heard it was the best, and I didn't want to waste my time on the less expensive versions, as I figured I'd end up upgrading eventually.
Sonar 7 has a lot of cool features, and it's very powerful. That's where the 3 stars come in.
Unfortunately, it is maddeningly frustrating to learn. Here's an example. I hit play and get about half a second of sound before getting a "dropout" - basically an error saying that the program has encountered an error and can't play my music. After researching for an hour and trying all the suggestions I could find, I noticed that I did not have the Audio Engine button pressed in. It's sort of like I had the software "unplugged." Couldn't the designers come up with a better message than "Droput" in red?
That's just one example. I have spent many, many hours trying to get my copy of Sonar working consistently. At the moment, it works about every other time I open it for any given project.
I'm not real familiar with Cakewalk's competition, but I'd recommend taking a good look at it before purchasing this product.
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