30th August 2009
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#1 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jul 2005 Location: Canada/Mexico
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Thread Starter  | SONAR 9 : New features coming up soon
Here we goes fellas!
Sonar 9 on the way, I believe Sonar users will be very pleased, check this out yourself to believe: SONAR Sneak Peek
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30th August 2009
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#2 | | Lives for gear
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Man, I can't keep up with these updates. Seems like 8 just came out not that long ago.
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30th August 2009
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#3 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Dec 2004 Location: Stockholm
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Originally Posted by drastic  Man, I can't keep up with these updates. Seems like 8 just came out not that long ago. | Yearly updates. I bought the update to v 8 a couple of days ago, eagerly awaiting my free update to version 9 
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30th August 2009
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#4 | | Lives for gear
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Looks fantastic!
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31st August 2009
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#5 | | Lives for gear
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"The next version of SONAR Producer will allow you to run 32-bit plug-ins in 64-bit OSes, now accessing up to 128GB RAM"
Wow! I am not a Sonar user BTW... 
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31st August 2009
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#6 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Nov 2004 Location: Orlando
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I wonder if they will have a midi assignable tap-tempo this time ?
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31st August 2009
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#7 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Farshad "The next version of SONAR Producer will allow you to run 32-bit plug-ins in 64-bit OSes, now accessing up to 128GB RAM"
Wow! I am not a Sonar user BTW... | I know - multi-instance bit-bridge is the feature that really gave me a boner as well. Also has me thinking about putting an obscene amount of RAM in my I7 system.
Waiting for my already-payed-for upgrade to arrive . . .
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31st August 2009
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#8 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Paris, France
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Originally Posted by Gordon the feature that really gave me a boner | 
a true GearSlut......
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1st September 2009
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#9 | | Gear interested
Joined: Apr 2007
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Originally Posted by Farshad "The next version of SONAR Producer will allow you to run 32-bit plug-ins in 64-bit OSes, now accessing up to 128GB RAM"
Wow! I am not a Sonar user BTW... | and let us hope that it actually works. if it does, i will be very pleased.  | |
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1st September 2009
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#10 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by 2minkey and let us hope that it actually works. if it does, i will be very pleased. | They'll have it nailed by v9.2
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1st September 2009
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#11 | | Lives for gear
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Steven Slate and Ocean Way drums included? Might be worth it for that alone.
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1st September 2009
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#12 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Farshad "The next version of SONAR Producer will allow you to run 32-bit plug-ins in 64-bit OSes, now accessing up to 128GB RAM"
Wow! I am not a Sonar user BTW... | This was discussed over at the forum and I think it was determined to be phrased improperly. I don't think any 32 bit plug can overcome it's ram limitation 64 bit bridge or no.
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1st September 2009
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#13 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Alndln Steven Slate and Ocean Way drums included? Might be worth it for that alone. | It'll be the hit off the True Pianos crackpipe, you get one model which makes you want to buy more.
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1st September 2009
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#14 | | Gear addict
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Originally Posted by jamwerks
a true GearSlut...... | Yeah, reminds me of the guy who said he jizzed in his pants watching the Logic 9 videos.
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1st September 2009
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#15 | | Gear addict
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Originally Posted by Alndln This was discussed over at the forum and I think it was determined to be phrased improperly. I don't think any 32 bit plug can overcome it's ram limitation 64 bit bridge or no. | It runs seperate instances which you can leave automatic or configure manually, allowing as many 4GB RAM spaces as you have available on your machine.
Worth the upgrade cost alone, IMHO.
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4th September 2009
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#16 | | Gear addict
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So far so good...
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13th September 2009
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#17 | | Gear nut
Joined: Jan 2009 Location: South Wales
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name change from previous versions. The next version is going to be sonar 8.5
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13th September 2009
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#18 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Jon Con name change from previous versions. The next version is going to be sonar 8.5 | Makes sense, not big enough of an update for a full revision. Looking forward to it just for the drum samples.
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13th September 2009
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#19 | | Lives for gear
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Be nice to release it for mac... | |
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13th September 2009
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#20 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Robert Randolph Be nice to release it for mac... | Never has made any sense to me/  | |
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13th September 2009
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#21 | | Church of UAD
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Looks like it's actually 8.5, not 9, according to the Cakewalk forums and an ad in Keyboard Magazine?
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13th September 2009
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#22 | | Gear addict
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Originally Posted by Matt Hepworth Looks like it's actually 8.5, not 9, according to the Cakewalk forums and an ad in Keyboard Magazine? | First time I can remember that Cakewalk has done a point release of Sonar that's not just just bug fixes. Kind of the way DigiDesign does releases for Pro Tools. Not sure that's a great business model to follow.
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14th September 2009
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#23 | | Guitar/Vox of Skyway Ave.
Joined: Oct 2008 Location: Bournemouth, UK
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*nerdgasm*
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14th September 2009
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#24 | | Lives for gear
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Interesting
But we all know that it won't probably be usable untill next christmas or something.
I frankly just wish for more stability and less motorboating.
I still have to record in PT M-Powered when i have costumers... i'm too afraid Sonar is either going to crash on me or record something unusable.
-Alxi-
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14th September 2009
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#25 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Alxi I still have to record in PT M-Powered when i have costumers... i'm too afraid Sonar is either going to crash on me or record something unusable.
-Alxi- | It's stable for me even on a crappy T400 laptop - what's your system and interface?
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14th September 2009
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#26 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Jan 2009 Location: Arnold, Ca.
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Originally Posted by Alxi Interesting
But we all know that it won't probably be usable untill next christmas or something.
I frankly just wish for more stability and less motorboating.
I still have to record in PT M-Powered when i have costumers... i'm too afraid Sonar is either going to crash on me or record something unusable.
-Alxi- | I've been using Sonar 7 then Sonar 8 PE for over a year and half now, and have had very few minor glitches. Very stable DAW imho. Most likely it is your configuration, not Sonar.
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14th September 2009
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#27 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Robert Randolph Be nice to release it for mac... | +1 on that. Looks like a great program if it's solid and I'd love to try it, were it not Windows only (I don't run boot camp or parallels for that matter). Don't know if it'll ever become cross platform (again), but they'd be very smart invest the effort.
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14th September 2009
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#28 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Mar 2008 Location: Montreal
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Originally Posted by Gordon It's stable for me even on a crappy T400 laptop - what's your system and interface? | Intel Quad Core
Q6600
2.41ghz and 2 gig of ram
M-Audio Omni studio (Delta 66 audio interface + break out box )
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TO JSG
I get daily crashes
It is still my favorite DAW, i like the workflow and all
but let's just say i'm always considering switching to something else
Samplitude has been on my mind for a few mounths
V11 just got released. Will have to try it before upgrading to S8.5
-Alxi-
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14th September 2009
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#29 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Mar 2006 Location: Austin, TX |
Sonar 8.3.1 very stable for me also...
Q6600
4 Gig Corsair
WinXP SP3
Gigabyte MB GA-965P-DQ6
RME Fireface
Powercore PCI MkII & Unplugged 3.2.0.37
Hopefully whatever the next version is called will even be more efficient, as they're sure to address at least a little under the hood.
As a guess, I'd say setup, interface drivers or a plug-in not working well with Sonar could be your problem.
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14th September 2009
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#30 | | Lives for gear
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 778
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Originally Posted by Alxi Intel Quad Core
Q6600
2.41ghz and 2 gig of ram
M-Audio Omni studio (Delta 66 audio interface + break out box )
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TO JSG
I get daily crashes
It is still my favorite DAW, i like the workflow and all
but let's just say i'm always considering switching to something else
Samplitude has been on my mind for a few mounths
V11 just got released. Will have to try it before upgrading to S8.5
-Alxi- | What mother board? For mobile use I'm using a stock Lenovo T400 laptop and a Profire 2626. Once I disabled the card-reader she's been flawless (XP 32).
Works great as well on the I7 desktop.
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