[ddots-l] Re: Sonar 4 information.

Tink,

You wrote:
It certainly illustrated that Sonar is a complex piece of kit to use, is it
likely to be too difficult for someone with no experience to use?

It depends on what you mean by "no experience".  Everyone comes to using
SONAR with a different set of skills and musical experiences.
 
There's no doubt that anyone who approaches SONAR with CakeTalking should be
an experienced JAWS user and someone who is prepared to do some homework by
reading our tutorial and learning something new each day.  

I have found that a one-semester studio recording course I took (gulp!) 25
years ago and my limited experience in various recording studios as a
performer have helped me to understand many of the concepts in SONAR.  I
suppose the best summary is to say that the more you know about recording
concepts and techniques, about JAWS and about Windows, the quicker you'll
get to the place where you can get the most out of SONAR.  I also like to
remind everyone I know (including myself) that we have reached a point with
technology in general where it is virtually impossible for anyone to "know
it all".  We must learn just what we need to know to get a particular job
done and then just go and get it done!

Bill


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