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SonicArranger audio

File type: Audio and sound file

A .sonic file contains audio data used by SonicArranger, an obsolete music program for Commodore Amiga computers.

Found 2 different file type records with the same sonic filename suffix.

What is sonic file?

File type category:
Audio and sound file

Date updated: October 12, 2026

Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.

SonicArranger was an Amiga music application, and the .sonic format belongs to that software. The format is associated with music files created for the Amiga rather than with modern audio applications.

A SonicArranger file stores audio data used by the original program. It may therefore depend on the Amiga software and its playback environment rather than behaving like a standard WAV or MP3 file.

The format is obsolete and is no longer in common use. On Microsoft Windows, Amiga Forever can provide an emulated Amiga environment in which compatible Amiga software may be run, but it is not a native SonicArranger editor.

How to open sonic file?

Open the file with the original SonicArranger software in a Commodore Amiga environment. On Windows, Amiga Forever may be used to provide an emulated Amiga environment, but the SonicArranger program itself is also required.

Suggested software to open sonic file:

Associated software actions with the sonic file

Apps designed for playing sonic files:

Microsoft Windows

DigitalMedia project file

File type category:
Miscellaneous file

Date updated: September 27, 2026

Roxio DigitalMedia used .sonic files for saved CD and DVD burning projects. The project file preserves the disc compilation and related project settings rather than serving as the finished disc image itself.

DigitalMedia has been discontinued and was replaced by Roxio Creator. The format is associated with Roxio's Windows software and is no longer a current project format.

How to open sonic file?

Open the file on Microsoft Windows with Roxio Creator NXT, if the installed version supports the older DigitalMedia project format. The original Roxio DigitalMedia software may be required when Creator cannot read the file.

How to convert sonic file?

Open the file in compatible Roxio software and use the project to burn the disc or recreate the compilation in a current Roxio Creator project.

Associated software actions with the sonic file

Software applications that handle other tasks involving sonic files:

Microsoft Windows

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