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The Inspector is a very nice console strip where you can see your clip, track, and channel data. Skylight breaks down into different sections, which I will briefly go over, starting with the Inspector. The first thing I discovered in a practical sense is how X1 makes the customization of your workspace very easy to implement. Especially when I undock the multidock and throw it on the second. Its simply an empty space into which you can, well, dock just about everything but the main. I really like Reaper as well, but the newer Sonar UI just works for me really well.
MOVE MULTIDOCK IN SONAR WINDOWS
Unless you have two screens, space always seems to be an issue with the inconvenience of floating windows and shuffling boxes around. The MultiDock might be the most welcome addition to SONAR X1s UI. The new, totally customizable Skylight user interface is where the production begins. It is a very slick and high tech looking interface that's extremely functional and practical. Enhanced Touch support for resizing MultiDock, Browser, and Inspector in the Skylight.
Let's start with X1's aesthetic redesign. Supported gestures include Cut, Copy, Paste, Move, and Delete.
With the Producer version, which includes all features of Essential and Studio, Cakewalk leaves nothing out and supplies an arsenal of tools for your music creation - from beginning to end. The program is available in three versions: Essential, Studio, and Producer. Over the past decade, I've had the pleasure of assessing and reviewing various versions of Cakewalk's Sonar, but Sonar X1 is certainly the peak of the company's progress.
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