I just bought a Bandlab membership to get Sonar, and it's all installed, and after importing my keyboard shortcuts and changing some folder locations, all looks to be up and running. Smooth and easy! (Sad that I'm surprised by this, but so grateful.)
I'm not interested in all the doodads Bandlab is touting. That's not why I subscribed. I just want a solid, stable DAW that works pretty much as I'm used to.
My question: For a long-time CbB user, what new features or procedures should I take the time and effort to first get familiar with? I'm sure there are a ton of nice new things in here, but I also know that I won't need 90% of them. I just want to know what's actually useful and great so that I can get back to work.
Something someone can point me to perhaps? A "What's New for CcB users?" article perhaps?
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I just bought a Bandlab membership to get Sonar, and it's all installed, and after importing my keyboard shortcuts and changing some folder locations, all looks to be up and running. Smooth and easy! (Sad that I'm surprised by this, but so grateful.)
I'm not interested in all the doodads Bandlab is touting. That's not why I subscribed. I just want a solid, stable DAW that works pretty much as I'm used to.
My question: For a long-time CbB user, what new features or procedures should I take the time and effort to first get familiar with? I'm sure there are a ton of nice new things in here, but I also know that I won't need 90% of them. I just want to know what's actually useful and great so that I can get back to work.
Something someone can point me to perhaps? A "What's New for CcB users?" article perhaps?
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