brandon

To your first point. I am looping the output from an already recorded dry guitar track in Sonar through hardware and then back into Sonar. Reamping might be new to some folk - it means sending a recorded guitar signal to (for example) an amplifier and then processing that signal with effects, eq, etc before sending it back to be recorded. However the crux of the matter is you simply cant do this with what is essentially a wav file. The signal needs to be converted to a HI Z level so that the amp can recognise it. Its basically the opposite of DI ing. To add to this what I want to do is listen to my whole project while I am processing the signal so that I get get a perfect sound before actually recording it.

EI ?

So instead of reamping it is now possible to mix my project with a line out (via my AI) from the already recorded guitar track through a couple of hardware effects pedals and back into Sonar?

Thank you that seems fairly straightforward.

Thank you. I would be simply reamping the guitar part (and ultimately recording it) but I want to 'mess about' and apply the right effects to it while it is being reamped so that I can get the preferred sound. To do this I would need to hear it alongside the other tracks in the project at the same time. Hope that makes sense.

Hi - latency isnt an issue (not sure where that came from) but yes all i want to hear is the reamped signal en route to Sonar AND the signal of the other tracks in my project so I can mix the reamped guitar in with them.

When you say you don't have reamping - are you explaining above something that you do that doesnt involve reamping at all?

Hi - Audio interface is Focusrite Scarlet 2i4 2nd gen. The reamped audio will be recorded with a mic into the AI. Re monitoring the recording this is where my question lies. How do I monitor it in conjunction with the other tracks in my recording to enable me to mix it with them?

Hi - I intend to send the audio signal of a guitar track (recorded in Sonar) via my audio interface into a guitar amp that has a reamping facility. I am then going to return the 'reamped' signal onto a new guitar track in Sonar after I have 'mixed' it on the fly. Thats the easy part. No problems here ( I hope). To do this I need to be able to listen to my whole audio recording while I mix the now processed guitar track in with it. My question is how do I manage to take a line out from Sonar into my audio interface while at the same time listening to the newly mixed guitar track within the whole project in real time. I haven't had to do anything like this before so it may be I am overlooking something very simple. Thank you

Thank you. Am surprised that Sonar doesnt allow this function to be performed within the programme if its as easy as it sounds. Does it allow UPCs to be added too and other trackable codes?

Am surprised Cake/Sonar cant do this as on the face of it it seems something quite simple. Has anyone on here ever done it before?

I understand that the PRS and other societies require recordings to be embedded with the members ISRC code. Is this something that can be done in Sonar and if so could someone advise how? Thank you.

Sounds a bit of a messy way to do something that should be standard.

Will it simply open by either clicking on the project itself or by opening it from within Sonar/Next?

Thanks - coincidentally I have just installed the latest update and the sound has reappeared 👍