There are some great SONAR resources out there on the Internet, in videos, and in books. Is there some place to go to get pictures of what they're talking about? It's definitly not in the help menu. If I told you to put your finger on the greater tuberosity of your humerus, you wouldn't know where that was unless I gave you a picture of the bones of your shoulder with an arrow pointing to your greater tuberosity. They tell me to do things, like 'right click on the FX field of an audio track' as if I'm supposed to know where that is. They are text-based though with scarce diagrams.

I'm new to SonarLE and I'm trying to learn use it with the tutorials. Looking back, I see the same question was asked a year ago and several resources were given: If you need more features than are available in SONAR LE then Cakewalk offers SONAR LE licensees like yourself special upgrade pricing to SONAR Studio Edition or SONAR Producer Edition (so you don't even have to pay full price). SONAR LE is only available as an OEM software package bundled by hardware manufacturers like Edirol and Emu with their music hardware. The second version of SONAR LE is based on SONAR 6 so try that if you have SONAR LE (6). The first version of SONAR LE is based on SONAR 4 so try that if you have SONAR LE (4). Each new version of a Power book covers a lot of the same material as a previous version but adds new material specific to the new version of SONAR for which it is written. Some of what is in them may be version specific. The SONAR Power! books explain SONAR well and most of what is in most any of them apply to nearly all versions of SONAR. Why are you so rude? You like that all that time? Yes, I read messages before replying to them. Do you read the messages before you answer them? Was SonarLE like Microsoft Millenium? A mistake nobody wants to admit? Your CEO should be made aware of these issues. Configurable USB audio in/out makes it easy to capture stereo recordings.Ya it's nice that the Power Rangers are working for you now, but I don't see anything about SonarLE there. It gives musicians, venues and hire companies access to 10 full mono channels, 3 stereo channels and a high quality FX unit in a compact, rack mountable format. ED-16FX is ideal for groups who need to travel light.

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