Apple QuickTime movie | 2004-11-08 | 10.4 MB | 798x554 | 6fps | 6 minutes, 45 seconds
Transcription: In this movie tutorial, we'll take a look at destructive audio processing. Along with the ability to use real-time audio plugins in Sonar, we can also use destructive processing to directly alter the audio on the hard disk. Applying effects in this manner is certainly more permanent, but also has the added benefit of not requiring any processing power during playback. We can destructively process audio in a few different ways. First, Sonar provides a number of basic offline processes such as normalize and reverse. Sonar also allows us to destructively apply any of our existing DirectX and VST ...
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