The Focal easy guide to Cakewalk Sonar : for new users and professionals / Trev Wilkins.

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Wilkins, Trev [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Εdition
1st edition
Published/​Created
Oxford ; Boston : Elsevier/Focal, c2005.
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1 online resource (235 p.)

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Annotation Get professional results fast with this full color guide to Cakewalk's popular Sonar software. Trev Wilkins provides you with a working knowledge of all the essential tools and features.<br /><br />This concise book is an ideal starting point for anyone using Sonar for the first time and is suitable for users of both Studio and Producer Editions.<br /><br />All the key areas are covered, including: * set up * recording and editing audio * recording and editing MIDI * using plug-in instruments* using ReWire * the console view and routing * automation * working with video *mixing down and mastering.<br /><br />Updates on new features can be found at www.focaleasyguidetocakewalksonar.com<br /><br />* Cakewalk SONAR is the music software of choice for thousands of PC-users<br />* Written by the author of Future Music magazine's popular Cakewalk column<br />* New SONAR users (of both Studio and Producer editions) can learn how to get professional results fast with this guide.
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Description based upon print version of record.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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OCLC-licensed vendor bibliographic record.
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English
Contents
  • Front Cover; The Focal Easy Guide to Cakewalk Sonar; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Dedication; Acknowledgements; 1.SONAR Basics; The Main Track View; Undoing; Saving; Tool Tips; Toolbars; 2. Setting Up; What You'll Need; Installation; Customizing Options; Options>Global; Optimization Tips; Templates; SONAR Basics: Things You Need to Know; 3. Recording Audio; Bits and Hertz; The Metronome; Mono Recording; Stereo Recording; Saving and Exporting Audio; 4. Recording MIDI; What's with All These Ports and Channels, and Things?: (A Basic Overview of MIDI); The MIDI Tree; Banks and Patches
  • Painless MIDI SignalsHow to Get a Sound Out with a Hardware MIDI Module; How to Get a Sound Out with a Soft Synth; Setting Up a MIDI Track and Recording onto It; Inputting Notes in the Piano Roll View; Inputting Notes in the Staff View; Recording Multiple Tracks; Saving MIDI Files; Working with Commercial MIDI Files; 5. Editing Audio; Editing in the Track View; Non-destructive Slip Editing; Fades and Crossfades; General Audio Features; Destructive Edits (Bounce to Clips); Non-destructive Edits (Bounce to Tracks); Comping Tools; Selective Clip Auditioning; Creating Loops (Groove Clips)
  • The Loop ExplorerMaking Your Own Groove Clips; Checking Your Loop; Converting a Sample to a Groove Clip; The Loop Construction View; Easy Sample Creation; 6. Editing MIDI; MIDI Groove Clips; In the Track Pane; Editing in the Piano Roll; Multiple Track Editing; Editing in the Staff View; Using the Event List; More MIDI Facilities; Using the Drum Editor; Saving a Drum Map; Using the Pattern Brush; Adding Autocue Style Lyrics; 7. Using Plug-in Instruments and Effects; What are Plug-ins?; MIDI Effects; VST or DX?; The Synth Rack; Inputs to Your Instrument; Manipulating the Output Signal
  • How Can I Deal with Latency?Plug-in Effects; Equalization in SONAR; Stacking and Chaining Effects; Effecting Several Channels; Surround Effects; Freezing Plug-ins; Effects and Automation; 8. Using ReWire; What is ReWire?; Recording the ReWire Output; 9. The Console View and Routing; Audio Track Strips; MIDI Track Strips; Track Sends; Buses; Mains; Creating an Aux Bus to Share an Effect; Creating a Subgroup; Surround Options; Grouping Controls; Creating a Fader Group; Remote Control; 10. Automation; Recording Automation on an Audio Track; Drawing Automation; Automating Surround Parameters
  • Snapshot AutomationAutomating Effects Plug-ins; MIDI Envelopes for Soft Synths; Advanced Envelope Editing; Offset Mode; 11. Working with Video; To Open a Video; 12. Mixing Down and Mastering; Inboard or Outboard Mixing?; Basic Guidelines; Markers; Good Habits; EQ Tweak; Track Folders; Comping; Using Another Audio Editor; 13. SONAR Producer Edition versus Studio Edition; Index
Other title(s)
Cakewalk Sonar
ISBN
  • 9786611008598
  • 9781136125423
  • 1136125426
  • 9781281008596
  • 1281008591
  • 9781423722113
  • 1423722116
  • 9780080477800
  • 0080477801
OCLC
  • 61365318
  • 858312312
Doi
10.4324/9780080477800
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