Cakewalk Sonar 6 (64bit with 64bit plugins!)

Farshad · 26th September 2006

Hi guys,

I might be late but since I was not sure, here it is:

http://cakewalk.com/default.asp

cheers,

-Farshad

jjdpro · 28th September 2006

Okay Steinberg..Where is your 64 bit engine??? Please don't bother giver us a nother harsh , wimpy 32 bit floating pint audio engine. It sucks!! It can't handle agressive music with lots of tracks (over 50) with a load of plugs.. Sorry, but that the truth..

FIX your Audio engine Steinberg!!!! Don;t come out with version 4 until you have a new audio engine...

Oldone · 28th September 2006

I've already put together a dual core system with 2GB of RAM and am just waiting on the UAD 64 bit drivers before loading up Vista RC1 and installing Sonar 64. I should be native 64 in the next 30-60 days. Pretty exciting stuff.

The painful part of the process is loosing some sound apps that won't run in 64 bit but sonically things should improve overall, at least if running the 64 bit engine switch in 32 bit currently is any example.

trident fan · 8th December 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oldone

I've already put together a dual core system with 2GB of RAM and am just waiting on the UAD 64 bit drivers before loading up Vista RC1 and installing Sonar 64. I should be native 64 in the next 30-60 days. Pretty exciting stuff.

The painful part of the process is loosing some sound apps that won't run in 64 bit but sonically things should improve overall, at least if running the 64 bit engine switch in 32 bit currently is any example.

what about bitbridge?

26th September 2006	#1
Farshad Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2006 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,331 Thread Starter	Cakewalk Sonar 6 (64bit with 64bit plugins!) Hi guys, I might be late but since I was not sure, here it is: http://cakewalk.com/default.asp cheers, -Farshad

28th September 2006	#2
jjdpro Gear addict Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 449	Okay Steinberg..Where is your 64 bit engine??? Please don't bother giver us a nother harsh , wimpy 32 bit floating pint audio engine. It sucks!! It can't handle agressive music with lots of tracks (over 50) with a load of plugs.. Sorry, but that the truth.. FIX your Audio engine Steinberg!!!! Don;t come out with version 4 until you have a new audio engine... __________________ JJD Media Productions

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Oldone Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2002 Location: Mission Viejo, CA Posts: 1,181	I've already put together a dual core system with 2GB of RAM and am just waiting on the UAD 64 bit drivers before loading up Vista RC1 and installing Sonar 64. I should be native 64 in the next 30-60 days. Pretty exciting stuff. The painful part of the process is loosing some sound apps that won't run in 64 bit but sonically things should improve overall, at least if running the 64 bit engine switch in 32 bit currently is any example.