Powerful Tools for the Home Studio
From getting a great tone to releasing the final mix, today’s musicians must master every element of the music production process. SONAR X2 is there every step of the way and takes each element to the next level of power and usability. And thanks to the revolutionary Skylight user interface, SONAR X2 lets you move seamlessly among the elements, instantly going from recording to editing to mixing and back again. And do it all with a single Smart Tool. It’s genius.
Take a guided tour of SONAR X2 Music Production Software.
Learn how to arrange Skylight’s workspace in SONAR X2, from docking windows in the MultiDock to rearranging the positions of the Inspector, Browser, and much more.
Learn the various ways to zoom and navigate in SONAR X2 such as Timeline Zoom.
Learn how to use SONAR X2’s Screensets, which are ’presets’ that remember the position, size, and state of every window, plugin, and synth.
Learn how to work with SONAR X2’s clips, from applying fades, creating Groove Clips, time-stretching, and much more.
Learn how to use SONAR’s intelligent, adaptive, Smart Tool, which works seamlessly in all of SONAR’s edit views and with all of SONAR’s data types.
Learn how to use SONAR’s Smart Grid, which automatically adjusts its snap and grid resolution based on zoom level.
Industry expert Craig Anderton explains and demonstrates SONAR X2’s Console Emulator.
Ryan Munnis demonstrates SONAR X2 with Skylight Touch at NAMM 2013.
This video explains and demonstrates the features, behaviors, and operations that have been changed and updated in SONAR X2 versus X1 and older versions of SONAR.
Veteran music composer Sean Murray has enjoyed a diverse career in television, film, and video game production, with credits that include the popular TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the worldwide mega-hit game Call of Duty: Black Ops.
Cory Nagatoshi of Torrance, CA, was the big winner of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp Giveaway, earning an unforgettable three-day experience at the camp in Las Vegas.
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