magik570
My PC died a month ago. Completely switched to Mac without hesitation because of the recent Cakewalk news. 
Using Logic Pro X in the meantime. 
But having Sonar withdrawals.. working in Sonar is like playing in my own backyard. 

 
Haha - whilst I admire your enthusiasm magik570, unless you have an equal propensity for patience It might be a good idea to install bootcamp and windows on your shiny new Mac for your Sonar fix. As Scook pointed out, McSonar may be released some time over the next three months, unless it is late, and I would add that it is an alpha version with limited plugin compatability, which is quite a distance from a final release.

tenfoot

magik570
Haha - whilst I admire your enthusiasm magik570, unless you have an equal propensity for patience It might be a good idea to install bootcamp and windows on your shiny new Mac for your Sonar fix. As Scook pointed out, McSonar may be released some time over the next three months, unless it is late, and I would add that it is an alpha version with limited plugin compatability, which is quite a distance from a final release.

Will wait.. what's another 3 months? I thought I could get some hints from Scook or Craig. Didn't work 
Always grateful for their wisdom and how strong/informative/responsive this forum is?
 

I have no information regarding release dates for Cakewalk products. I am not a Cakewalk employee. All I know about SONAR on Mac has been posted on this forum, the CW website and a few articles like http://www.soundonsound.com/news/free-sonar-os-x-alpha-coming-autumn. To my knowledge no date has been given for the alpha release other than Autumn 2016.

Spotted in the wild...
 

"noelb"We are working on getting it to the point where we can do a first alpha. Hopefully Nov but we haven't set a date yet. It will be available to every active SONAR user via their account or command center. Thanks for your interest.

 
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=463295&start=405#p6563436