In Sonar 7’s Import Audio dialog box, you can now specify a bus or output through which you will audition the selected audio file(s). This means you have the ability to choose a specific audition bus with an independent level control and now you won’t get blasted by loud audio every time you just want to audition a file. For example, if you are using an M-Audio FireWire 410 interface, you can choose to audition through Analog Out 5/6, 7/8, S/PDIF Out, and so forth.
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