Get one. It will change your life!

pinguinotuerto
Get one. It will change your life!

You should try three as in my Avatar. :-)

Walt

Multiple displays are the bees knees - until you get one great big one! 

I agree with you Ping.
another game changer for me, was going to a 40 inch flat screen TV (has a high refresh rate)
seeing Sonar .Wav files that large helps really zero in on editing and finding those tight spots.

I agree with you Ping.
another game changer for me, was going to a 40 inch flat screen TV (has a high refresh rate)
Looking at Wave files in Sonar (that large)  really helps zero in on editing and finding those tight spots.

That's one of the main reasons I got an older Surface Pro so i could try that, until I found out my s***y computer's graphics card doesn't support multi screen, and being an all in one it's not exactly upgradable

I have a dual monitor setup and wouldn't Sonar without them. This goes back a long way for me. In the "old days" I use two very heavy CRTs but they worked well. Now I have 2 22" wide screens. 

Hi. I have used dual monitors for years and years. Started with 2 19" CRT screens under XP, IIRC..
Now I have one main monitor (32" HD TV), and one 24" pc monitor for "extras".
I use the main monitor more and more after getting used to the shortcut for the Console view (D / Shift +D).
All the best.
 

Yes indeed the more the better.   I use 4, with one of them dual connected to another computer, so 3 all the time and sometimes 4.   With one of them set to be rotated "portrait" mode, it allows you to see things much better.   Probably one giant monitor could do it all, but I like knowing which monitor always holds which Sonar window.

I have a 43" 4K that is like having 4 21" 1920 x 1080.  I also have one the originals from my dual setup because I can
 
So I have the equiv. of 5 1920 x 1080 right now.  And I love it.