SergiobklynHi,When I installed Sonar X1 in Win XP x32 Sony's Wave Hammer DX plug-in shows up in the Audio FX list. Now that I'm using Win 7 x64 it does not show up. Sound Forge Pro 10.0c was installed in both instances.Any idea what's going on? Can I use Wave Hammer (x32) in Sonar X1 x64?Thanks,SergioCan't you just use the wave hammer in SF? I use it all the time-SF8 no less.
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Stratman70sergiobklynHi,When I installed Sonar X1 in Win XP x32 Sony's Wave Hammer DX plug-in shows up in the Audio FX list. Now that I'm using Win 7 x64 it does not show up. Sound Forge Pro 10.0c was installed in both instances.Any idea what's going on? Can I use Wave Hammer (x32) in Sonar X1 x64?Thanks,SergioCan't you just use the wave hammer in SF?
Sound Forge Pro 10.0c was installed in both instances.Any idea what's going on? Can I use Wave Hammer (x32) in Sonar X1 x64?Thanks,SergioCan't you just use the wave hammer in SF? I use it all the time-SF8 no less. My specs are below.
The end result of processing your instrument busses is twofold. Not only does it give you a clean mix but it also plays a massive role in achieving your signature sound. In the same way that two carpenters can use a single hammer and create something completely different, two producers can use the same five plugins to process their instruments and each gets wildly different tones. Artists like Lane 8 or Deadmau5 have a distinct sonic character apart from just the music itself, and that is thanks solely to how they process their sounds.
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