No prizes for answering 'annoying software bug'. Or you drag a bunch of notes and they push existing notes out of the way. You drag a group of MIDI notes, and are baffled when you see them erase existing notes in the area to which you're dragging. And don't forget that you can download the Sonar X64 Technology Preview for free at Cakewalk's DAW Labs Guide: reliable info about computers and digital audio. Topics covered on the site include 64-bit operating systems in general, recommendations on compatible workstations, suitable audio/MIDI interfaces and drivers, and an FAQ that answers fundamental questions. Looks like all this stuff really does work!Īnd while we're talking 64-bit, Cakewalk have added lots of 64-bit computer-related information to the Cakewalk DAW Labs PC Resource Guide at The info is helpful if you're considering buying or building a computer for audio, but almost essential if you're entering the brave new world of cutting-edge 64-bit computing.

What's more, the jam session was recorded live using the Sonar 圆4 Technology Preview on a 955X Express chipset-based PC with 8GB of RAM, running a Pentium Processor Extreme Edition (a dual-core processor with 3.2GHz core speed in each core, supporting Hyperthreading, for four threads in total). Along with Intel employees and other conference attendees, jazz organist Tony Monaco used the just-released Project 5 as his host, relying primarily on the Dimension sampler for grand piano, clavinet, rhodes, organ and analogue lead patches. So it was a natural venue for a recent Sonar X64 jam session, hosted by the 2005 WinHEC (Windows Hardware Engineering Conference). If you haven't seen the Experience Music Project (EMP) in Seattle, USA, it's basically an homage to music from Microsoft's Paul Allen - as well as being the most amazing musical museum I've ever had the pleasure of visiting. This month more about 64-bit computing and details of a Mackie control-surface update for Sonar users - and we offer handy tips on taming mute tools and MIDI notes. The recent Sonar X64 64-bit jam session at Seattle's Experience Music Project.

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