Cakewalk

Flagship sequencer apps are so packed with features that it could almost be a full-time job learning the package of your choice. If your needs are simpler, why not make it easy on yourself and investigate one of many options that are more entry-level or cut-down, yet still remarkably capable?

Run your plug-ins at higher sample rates in Sonar.

It's time to address the Studio versus Producer question, as well as looking into a new Sonar remote-control option.

The audio sequencing facilities we have at our disposal these days make it easier than ever before to produce world-class vocal recordings by taking the best parts from a series of takes and producing a composite from them. Here's how to do the job in Sonar 4.

The TTS1 soft synth bundled with Sonar 4 has many hidden talents — but you have to know where to find them. Read on...

Cakewalk go global, and release a new soft synth.

Sonar LE appears, we find a utility that lets you zoom with a mouse wheel, and Project 5 slightly changes direction...

Producing great drum parts can be quicker, easier, and more fun with the dedicated facilities Sonar 4 provides. We explain.

Cakewalk have rethought their Project 5 loop-sequencing application, adding features such as audio recording and a Groove Matrix for triggering patterns live — not to mention a virtual Roland sound module and a powerful new synth.

Streamline your use of Sonar’s automation with these time-saving tips.