StudioWare panels

SONAR comes with a variety of StudioWare panels. Some are designed to control a specific external MIDI device, while others are useful with a variety of devices. Here is a listing of some of the panels that are included with SONAR:

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Panel name	What it’s for
Line 6 POD	Provides control for the Line 6 POD 2.0/Pro amp modeler.
Line 6 POD	Provides control for the Line 6 Bass POD amp modeler.
Fender Cyber Twin	Provides control for the Fender Cyber Twin amp modeler.
ART SQX20	Provides control for the ART SGX 2000 Express guitar preamp/processor
AWE	Controls the wavetable synthesizer on SoundBlaster AWE sound cards
EMU Orbit	Provides basic control of the EMU’s Orbit synthesizer
General MIDI	Provides parameters and control for any General MIDI compatible synthesizer
Mackie OTTO 1604	Fader and Mute control designed for the Mackie 1604 mixer
MMC	MIDI Machine Control panel, providing track arming and transport control for any device that responds to MMC commands
Novation Bass Station BS1	Panel for controlling the settings of the Novation BassStation
Novation Bass Station Rack BSR1	Panel for controlling the settings of the Novation BassStation rack version
Novation DrumStationRack DRM-1	Panel for controlling the settings of the Novation DrumStation
Novation Super Bass Station Rack	Panel for controlling the settings of the Novation SuperBassStation rack version
Roland GS	Control panel providing parameter manipulation for any GS-compatible synth
Roland VS-880	Provides parameter and transport control for the Roland VS-880 digital audio workstation
Tascam RC-808	Control Interface modeled after the Tascam RC-808 remote control unit, used with the DA-38, DA-88, and DA-98 multitrack recorders
Yamaha ProMix 01	Provides parameter control for the Yamaha ProMix digital mixer
Yamaha 03D	Provides parameter control for the Yamaha 03D digital mixer
Roland UA-100	Provides parameter control for the Roland UA-100 Audio Canvas

To open a StudioWare panel

1.	Choose File > Open to display the Open File dialog box.

2.	Choose StudioWare from the Files of Type list.

3.	Choose a StudioWare file and click Open.

SONAR opens and displays the StudioWare panel.