Sonar / Cakewalk

Discover Sonar X2’s Quick Groups and Auto-Zoom updates — and become more efficient.

Fix vocal pitch in Sonar without nasty correction artifacts.

Create looper effects with longer delay times in Sonar.

Instrument definitions make life easier when using hardware instruments or effects with Sonar.

You don’t have to give up Session Drummer 2’s content when you move up to 64-bit Sonar X1.

Thanks to Sonar 64-bit operation, the 14-year-old ReWire protocol is back in the limelight!

Love it or hate it, ‘hard’ pitch correction is still a much used technique — and it’s simple with Sonar’s V-Vocal.

The Pro Channel is a highlight of Cakewalk’s Sonar X1 Producer — and some new add-ons make it even more powerful.

Dust off that hardware controller and make it your best friend in the studio, with this simple way of using Sonar's Active Controller Technology.

Previously a hard-wired channel strip, ProChannel is now an 'open' plug-in host offering unprecedented effects order flexibility — which can make a huge difference to your sound...

Take Sonar back to the ’60s with this vintage-style tape-flanging effect!

Have some phase‑switching fun in Sonar X1!

Create virtual multi-effects with Sonar X1e's FX Chains 2.0

If you’d like to make your quantised drums a little more human, dive into Sonar’s AudioSnap pool.

Understand the pitch-changing options in Sonar X1 for better results with your audio.

Use Sonar X1 to slow down your drum loops drastically — and retain fidelity!

Multi-band processing in Sonar needn’t stop at compression: using the same approach on distortion is easy and effective.

Why settle for harsh amp-simulator tones? Find out how to produce a more organic sound using Sonar X1’s Guitar Rig 4 LE plug-in.

Sonar X1 screensets dynamically adapt to your project as you work. Find out why this matters, and how you can take advantage of it.

Sonar X1's ProChannel offers two different compressor types, both modelled on famous classic hardware.

Can Cakewalk's radical rethink of the DAW user interface tempt users of competing products into the Sonar fold — without alienating existing fans?