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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Nov 2010
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Some months ago I bought Sonar X1 producer because it had lots of toys with it. I haven't worked out yet how to use 80% of them but it's fun to learn. My new computer was built by a so called specialist who said with the new "on board" HD sound I wouldn't really need a sound card. Well, I can honestly say that any recording I make on this high end computer sounds like a telephone message machine. I need to get back my old sound card and good old Sonar 5. My best friend is a Boss BR1200 which I use most of the time now. Sonar I use for tweaking and cropping..... until I get a sound card. Vic
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