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Ready to make some sick beats and stuttered vocals with Cakewalk Sonar 8.5?

You’d better check out this video, first…..

via Cakewalk

 

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In this official Cakewalk video, Robin Kelly gives a presentation on using Sonar 8 for creating a soundtrack to a video.

 

cakewalk-sonar-8Cakewalk has announced an upgrade for Sonar Producer and Sonar Studio.

Sonar 8.5 adds enhanced beat creation and arrangement tools, a new drum instrument loaded with kits and patterns, an enhanced audio timing toolset, new multi-stage effect plug-ins for drums and percussion sounds and vocal tracks, engine optimizations and stability improvements, and many additional workflow and technological advances, notably Windows 7 compatibility.

Pricing and Availability

SONAR 8.5 Producer has a street price of $499.00, SONAR 8.5 Studio $299.00, and are available at select music and sound retailers. Registered SONAR 8 Producer customers can download the SONAR 8.5 Producer upgrade for $99.00 and SONAR 8 Studio customers can download the SONAR 8.5 Studio upgrade for $79.00 directly from Cakewalk.com. All SONAR V-Studio 700 customers and those SONAR customers who purchased SONAR 8 after July 1st are eligible for a free download of the 8.5 upgrade. An upgrade DVD is also available for an additional nominal fee for those customers with slower connection speeds or who prefer physical media. Other upgrade paths are available, visit Cakewalk.com for details.

If you’ve used Cakewalk Sonar 8.5, leave a comment with your thoughts! Read more…

 

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This is an overview of the Fantom VS Synthesizer built into the SONAR V-Studio 700R interface.

The Fantom VS includes 1400 patches suited for all kinds of productions and accepts Roland’s specialized ARX expansion cards for piano, drums, brass and more.

More info at the Sonar V-Studio site.

 

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Sunday Synth Jam: The main theme from Blade Runner was the inspiration for this atmospheric synth jam on the analog vintage Oberheim OBXa synth.

The OBXa was played in split mode. Live recorded with Sonar 8; EFX : Roland DEP-5.

via magevers

 

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