Well - I think you're off to a good start. You'll find out that with the sort of setup that you're leaning towards, there are several tactics that you'll have at your fingertips to let you achieve what you want. For instance, you mentioned drums. There are decent plugs out there that'll give you great drum sounds; I happen to be using Superior Drummer. It's quite accessible through the use of Hot Spot Clicker; but you'll need sighted assistance if you want to edit instrument parameters and so forth. The good news is that you can save everything to presets in Sonar for use in other projects.
Cheers! Mike----- Original Message ----- From: "Edward Alonzo" <ke5kri@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2014 08:43 Subject: [ddots-law] Re: New member. wow. sounds like you've been through quite a bit.I've always been interested in audio production, and sense I'm a guitar player, hopefully with sonar and caketalking, I will be able to merge the two together. Like I said before, I have a roland gr33 processor which can make most of the sounds I might need for production other instruments, accept drums. I am unlike a lot of blind people, a good keyboard player, so I am hoping to be able to learn how to use a midi controller to make my own drum tracks. I find its a lot easier to record when I've got a drummer in there..
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