Wondering what the next version of Sonar will be like? [Update]

The past weeks Cakewalk is ‘hinting’ what the next version of Sonar will be like. Everyday they release a detail on the next version of Sonar. All thanks to the wonder world of Twitter!

New features :

  • The next version of SONAR Producer will offer non-linear arranging of audio & MIDI with a new cell-based view
  • 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
  • The next version of SONAR will now let you work with REX loops natively in the track & other views (x86 version only)
  • The next version of SONAR Producer will make it easier to create drum tracks with a new instrument
  • The next version of SONAR will make your drum tracks sound totally pro with kits from Steven Slate & Ocean Way
  • The next version of SONAR will make creating submixes even easier with an updated Insert Send Assistant
  • The next version of SONAR will help you create even better step sequenced tracks with the best capabilites of any DAW
  • The next version of SONAR’s probability feature will keep your step sequenced patterns sounding fresh
  • The next version of SONAR will allow you to swap audio & MIDI devices without restarting SONAR
  • The next version of SONAR will run more efficiently on your PC when recording audio & looping
  • The next version of SONAR Producer will give you superior tones for drum & percussion with a new 7-stage processor
  • The next version of SONAR will let you access a all your loops, grooves & MIDI patterns with a new multi-format browser
  • The next version of SONAR will offer improved compatibility with your VST plug-ins
  • The next version of SONAR will include a Bit Decimator, Tempo Delay, Mod Filter, and High Frequency Exciter
  • The next version of SONAR will improve audio time shifting with a transient tool, proportional stretching, & easier UI
  • The next version of SONAR will sound better when time shifting vocals, reeds, brass instruments, & multitrack drums
  • The next version of SONAR’s Proportional Stretching can provide gradual timing adjustments across several transients
  • The next version of SONAR will allow you to arpeggiate your MIDI notes or automation in new ways
  • The next version of SONAR will make it easier to edit and arrange with grid lines either behind or in front of clips
  • The next version of SONAR will enhance compatibility with 32-bit plug-ins in x64 with built-in support for open VST loaders
  • The next version of SONAR will allow you to solo from fx plug-ins making it easier to hear the effect
  • The next version of SONAR Producer will help you shape & sculpt vocal tracks with an optimized 7-stage processor

These are just the new features released till today. Others will follow day-by-day, till the official announcement soon.

 

 

 

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