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#7735 - 10/28/02 06:52 PM Sonar vs Pro-Tools??
guyb Offline
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Registered: 06/12/00
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Loc: The Patch, Victoria, Australia
Is there a comparison between the two??

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#7736 - 10/28/02 09:12 PM Re: Sonar vs Pro-Tools??
Cloakboy Offline
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Registered: 01/23/99
Posts: 523
Loc: Racine, Wisconsin USA
ProTools is for audio. You can import MIDI into it, but it's not a full fledged MIDI sequencer. ProTools is the industry standard for digital recording.

Sonar, Cubase, Logic + Performer are best for MIDI sequencing, i.e. writing/composing songs using virtual instruments and MIDI capable hardware. These days they also do digital recording, and they do it quite well.

When it comes to professional recording, it's really more about hardware than it is software. Digidesign, the makers of ProTools, manufacture the industry standard break out boxes, with what is considered the highest quality digital>audio convertors (DACs for short), as well as soundcards that independently process effects and what not.

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#7737 - 10/31/02 03:54 PM Re: Sonar vs Pro-Tools??
sk880user Offline
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Registered: 01/26/01
Posts: 1255
Loc: United States
basically, protool is a system while sonar is a software only.

To better compare them, one must create a sytem from sonar and matching hardware.

Otherwise, the above is the comparison between softwares only.

I use cubase SX.

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