Mouse Wheel Control installs an icon in the system tray, whereby you can redefine functions, enable or disable, get help, and so on.
I chose vertical zoom (Ctrl + Up Arrow and Ctrl + Down Arrow). You can also open up a second 'application' and choose what's to be controlled when you press down on the mouse wheel and move it. Then specify the control-key combinations for the wheel-up and wheel-down motion for horizontal zooming, I chose Ctrl + Left Arrow and Ctrl + Right Arrow. Once it's set up, specify the disk path to Sonar, so that the program knows Sonar is the target app. However, Randy from the Sonar forums (at recently mentioned a solution: a shareware utility called Mouse Wheel Control that can tie a mouse-wheel to Sonar 's horizontal and vertical zoom. (More Sonar converts, mwa-ha-ha-ha.)īeing able to use a mouse scroll-wheel for horizontal and vertical zooming is really useful, but Sonar doesn't allow you to assign one to key bindings. Furthermore, according to Cakewalk, registered owners of Sonar LE will be able to upgrade to the full version at a special price. Both VST/VSTi and DX/DXi plug-ins are supported, and Dreamstation and Cyclone DXi instruments are included, as are 14 real-time effects and six MIDI effects. LE has the familiar Sonar views: loop construction, dynamic console, piano roll, staff notation and drum-grid editor. It offers 64 audio and 256 MIDI tracks, supports 24-bit recording up to 192kHz, implements Rewire 2 as a host and includes MIDI clock and MTC slave sync. Sonar LE is an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) version of Sonar 4 Producer Edition, and is bundled with several of Edirol's hardware offerings, including the UA and UM series of audio and MIDI interfaces, SD sound modules and PCR keyboards. Sonar LE appears, we find a utility that lets you zoom with a mouse wheel, and Project 5 slightly changes direction.Īlthough some Cakewalk programs have been based on previous versions of Sonar, and there are both Producer and Studio editions of Sonar 4, the recently-announced Sonar LE fills a remaining gap in Cakewalk's product line.
The groove matrix gives Project 5 more of a live performance feel and encourages improvisation. Note the groove matrix located between the tracks pane and the clips pane (the MIDI Pattern view is just visible toward the bottom).
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