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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 00:51:45 (permalink)
Go for it!!!
 

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 05:40:01 (permalink)
Cant see an issue with it. But I tend to read more on these than post.
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 06:42:27 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Mesh 2018/02/28 12:36:24
It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites.  Not a biggie though.  Whatever you decide I will work with that.

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 08:47:19 (permalink)
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites.  Not a biggie though.  Whatever you decide I will work with that.


I’ll second that ..... if feasible 🤔
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 14:04:51 (permalink)
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Move it.  I will follow.




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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 14:11:37 (permalink)
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites.  Not a biggie though.  Whatever you decide I will work with that.


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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 15:39:56 (permalink)
From my point of view, the Cakewalk Forum format, or layout is very easy to read and follow.  Some online forums are so mechanical or clinical looking that they are not very inviting.  I am also a beginning Studio One user (in addition to continuing SONAR usage) and their forum layout is not anywhere as nice as this one.  I have gotten very little from their forum and have yet to figure out how to post a question.  So in summary, I do like the Cakewalk format, although I would agree that searching could use some refining.
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 16:21:43 (permalink)
I'd prefer that the forum kept the same design and contents but, at this point, I accept whatever comes. I'm so happy that Cakewalk was purchased by BandLab.
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 16:24:19 (permalink)
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I'd prefer that the forum kept the same design and contents but, at this point, I accept whatever comes. I'm so happy that Cakewalk was purchased by BandLab.
Cheers!


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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 16:30:41 (permalink)
If you build it...we will come. -S
 


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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 16:31:26 (permalink)
and make it easy to post videos! THANKS! ;)

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 17:16:55 (permalink)
I would say do whatever is best for Sonar and whatever make your life shepherding this product back to health easier.   As users, we will adapt as long as its not a step backwards!   Thanks for rescuing the best DAW SW out there!

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 19:15:33 (permalink)
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I'm also asking this because for the life of me I can't figure out how to change my avatar photo... 

 
Top right click on User Control Panel then click on Avatar / Profile Photo. :) 




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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 19:53:50 (permalink)
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites.  Not a biggie though.  Whatever you decide I will work with that.


That's a great idea! I wish I had thought of that....
 
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 20:25:19 (permalink)
I'm glad the intention is to stick with the Forum/Thread model for the community. It's definitely a better fit than the reddit-style "drive-by" posting. A desktop application is a bigger commitment and needs a tighter community.

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 20:30:44 (permalink)
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites...

 
The pro and cons of this have already been discussed earlier in this thread.

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 20:48:37 (permalink)
yes, thank you for all you are doing Meng, and good luck.
If users don't like it, they will post about it, so it can then be 'adjusted.'  I think you will find there will be MANY ideas and opinions from this Sonar group about likes, dislikes and requests...

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 21:20:06 (permalink)
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites...

 
The pro and cons of this have already been discussed earlier in this thread.


Must have missed that Kev, what were the cons?

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 21:33:27 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Soundwise 2018/03/02 19:06:55
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites...

 
The pro and cons of this have already been discussed earlier in this thread.


Must have missed that Kev, what were the cons?


To step in here...  this was discussed at length between the Bakers and the new Hosts when Hosts were first introduced and the old forum/back end was updated to what we have now.  
 
The argument "for" was convenience.
 
The argument "against" was...
We are not a hosting company.
We don't want to be responsible for users files.
Server space costs money.
Server space requires maintenance.
Legal ramifications of hosting users data.
Legal ramifications of hosting users data that may infringe a 3rd party copyright or other laws, etc.
There are plenty of easy to use hosting sites already.
and a few others along similar lines.
 
This also applied to the possibility of hosting audio files for the Songs Forum as well as general purpose file hosting for forum posts.
 
BandLab may take a different view,  they are already a hosting company after all...

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 21:41:17 (permalink)
Personally, I would appreciate easier, richer ways of sharing various types of media, but it's not something I'm interested in lobbying for. I'm sure BandLab has bigger fish to fry.
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 21:43:40 (permalink)
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I'm sure BandLab has bigger fish to fry.


I agree with this 100%

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/02/28 22:40:30 (permalink)
I like the format on www.tenforums.com  "windows 10 forum" (not a Microsoft site).
 

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 01:14:06 (permalink)
Will we now get a better way of cooperating online with projects?
I mean a better file to send than just WAV files or the CWB.
Like a file that is linked to the mother project through internet or something?
And that the project is OK in timing and effects gets rendered/freeze, so the other end gets the whole sound?

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 02:07:00 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby abacab 2018/03/01 03:03:34
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites.  Not a biggie though.  Whatever you decide I will work with that.


I understand why forums don't allow this due to server space, but expand on the value of Thedccal's, here is a post I made with instructions on how to di something I kept seeing being asked.  Screen prints really make writing these instructions much easier. This post has a stack of small prints for each step, but they have gone. I've seen this with other posters too. Having them in the forum portects against this.
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3584952

 
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 03:04:54 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Kamikaze 2018/03/01 04:56:30
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites.  Not a biggie though.  Whatever you decide I will work with that.


I understand why forums don't allow this due to server space, but expand on the value of Thedccal's, here is a post I made with instructions on how to di something I kept seeing being asked.  Screen prints really make writing these instructions much easier. This post has a stack of small prints for each step, but they have gone. I've seen this with other posters too. Having them in the forum portects against this.
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3584952




Definitely a good point!  If the forum is to be viewed as a knowledge base as well as a community for discussion.

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 03:05:55 (permalink)
 
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites...

Karyn 
To step in here...  this was discussed at length between the Bakers and the new Hosts when Hosts were first introduced and the old forum/back end was updated to what we have now.  
 
The argument "for" was convenience.
 
The argument "against" was...
We are not a hosting company...
 
BandLab may take a different view,  they are already a hosting company after all...


So I guess it was appropriate for me to post 3 days ago requesting this feature to BandLab, as others have since...
wallyg
"Since for me, this forum is a wealth of knowledge, not only about Sonar, but music recording in general. The main improvement  I would like to see is a way of adding photos without having to go through a 3rd party app.


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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 04:37:40 (permalink)
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It would be wonderful, if possible, to be able to upload screenshots, photos, directly to the forum instead of having to use image hosting sites...

Karyn 
To step in here...  this was discussed at length between the Bakers and the new Hosts when Hosts were first introduced and the old forum/back end was updated to what we have now.  
 
The argument "for" was convenience.
 
The argument "against" was...
We are not a hosting company...
 
BandLab may take a different view,  they are already a hosting company after all...


So I guess it was appropriate for me to post 3 days ago requesting this feature to BandLab, as others have since...
wallyg
"Since for me, this forum is a wealth of knowledge, not only about Sonar, but music recording in general. The main improvement  I would like to see is a way of adding photos without having to go through a 3rd party app.


"A picture is worth a thousand mumbles!""

Walt


Just saying... I came across this site today his explains a lot about Cakewalk/Sonar
If you read all of it like I did, I think it's a good idea IMO to trash this forum, as I have been placed in the position of having to defend myself many times for a simple view of my truth.... And I'm posting this for the Lab to consider... Don't let the memories of this "Gibson/Cakewalk" forum and it's reputation carry on in any case! Just as I see it... I know we can get buy with out it and I know that many will agree with me, but not in public. lol 
 
This last fall only a handful of members where giving real help anyway. I was even offered a job to to create videos and tech help. though I have no idea why. lol We always have to repeat the help we give anyway to the next new member. The new forum needs to be done right this time... no more bashing someone for asking a question that may seem to be "the wrong way to ask" to some.... and no more jumping on people who come for help angry and frustrated because they cant get something to work... That kills the DAW... :( Moving into the future fresh is the Smart move! and not putting former Cakewalk management "in charge" anything is a huge mistake as well... Sorry but true. Someone at Cakewalk drove it into the ground! Life time free updates??? who does that? who gives away new products like the CA-2A to people who already paid almost nothing for a lifetime of updates? How much other stuff came free? when most real users just want want they have to work. I'm as always just calling it as I SEE It. 

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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 05:07:35 (permalink)
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To step in here...  this was discussed at length between the Bakers and the new Hosts when Hosts were first introduced and the old forum/back end was updated to what we have now.  
 

Why was it discussed with the hosts? Sure the Bakers should either make decision or discuss with the community and make the decision. The hosts don't represent the community. 

 
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 05:56:35 (permalink)
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The hosts don't represent the community. 




Perhaps not, but that seems a bit harsh considering they are volunteers.
 
In my experience, the Forum Hosts/Moderators have been a consistent presence here. There's usually at least one around. It seems to me they should have pretty good insight into what is/isn't working.
 
We'll have to wait and see how much influence the community has on the new owners, but this thread is evidence they are willing to consider our input.
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Re: Important Question! :-) 2018/03/01 06:06:34 (permalink)
On a whole I agree they do a great job, but I stand by my comment that they do not represent us, we had no say in their appointment.

 
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