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Tutorial 3 – Recording vocals and

musical instruments

One of the most important aspects of creating music in SONAR is digital audio recording. This is the

process of taking the sound from a microphone or an instrument and recording it to an audio track.

Once this step is completed you can edit and mix the song to prepare it to share with the world.

This tutorial will walk you through the steps involved and provide you with some insight on how to get

the best possible audio recordings.

Adding an audio track

In Tutorial 1, you learned about opening project templates. Let's open a blank project for this tutorial:

1. On the File menu, click New.

2. Select the Blank (no tracks or buses) template and click OK.

A new blank project is created.

With the blank project open, you can insert new tracks as you need them. For the task of

recording digital audio you'll need a new audio track. Follow these steps to insert one:

1. Do one of the following:

• Click Insert and then click Audio Track.

• Right-click on the Tracks pane and select Insert Audio Track on the pop-up menu.

A new audio track is added to your project.

2. In the new audio track, expand the track to expose all of its controls (for details, see “To expand a

track to make all of its controls visible” on page 59).

The track's controls are exposed.

3. Click the Input drop-down menu to select the track’s input.

The available inputs for the track are displayed.

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