AA2.0 works well with Sonar......

For the Sonar users out there...I found out today that you can do a registry modification in Sonar, that allows Sonar to automatically insert a selected audio track into Audition 2.0 from the Sonar Tool menu....it's a little tricky to set up, if you follow Scott Garrigus's tips you can figure it out. The instructions are found in his DigiFreq news letter Volume #2.

http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/subscribe.asp

I made the modifications today, and it worked perfectly. I selected an audio track in Sonar, went to the Tools menu, clicked on Audition 2.0, and poof, AA2.0 opened up and the audio file was all set up in the edit menu, I then transferred it to the multi track screen, and then to the mixer, all worked like a charm.

This is perfect for transferring tracks out of Sonar and into Audition 2.0 for editing and mixing, then finally burning to cd or wav or mp3.


Note: The audio tracks I'm refering to were created using midi files or from a midi controller, then applied to various sound samples, and converted to audio wav files. This is a big deal to me because it gves me midi recording capabilities that work hand in hand with Audition 2.0.

Note: I'm using Sonar Home Studio 4XL.

thanks for the tip - ill most definitely be looking into that  

You're welcome.

Note: This also will work with CEP 2.1 and AA 1.0, 1.5


I wasn't sure if it would work with 2.0, but it does, Yea !!!

That's fine and I celebrate your success but I've been able to do this from Reason for a while now. Apologies for any bubble-bursting.

Mark

You're not bursting my bubble, I've been doing it with 1.5 and Sonar for a few months now. I'm just saying that it does indeed work with AA 2.0.

Never got excited about Reason, but I really do like the work flow with the Sonar/Audition combo.

I'll say this about Audition 2.0, the more I work with it, the easier it gets and the more I like it.....I'm spoiled now, I don't think I could go back to 1.5.

AA 2.0 is nice, very nice.

That's good Wayne. As you know, all things to all men. Keep it up m8.

Regards

Mark

Thanks a lot for that tip - that could save me a lot of extra steps when setting up drum tracks with BFD