2012/08/31 04:17:14
Marcus Curtis
I started with pro audio 9, from there I went to Sonar 2 studio version, then Sonar 3 studio version, then sonar 3 producer version, then Sonar 5 producer, then Sonar 7 producer, then Sonar 8 producer, Then Sonar 8.5 producer, Then Sonar X1 producer, then expanded.

And now I will go to Sonar X2. also bought the full version of rapture and true pianos.
2012/08/31 06:02:42
Bristol_Jonesey
I'm an absolute newbie compared to some of you.

6PE was my first ever foray into the world of the DAW back in 2007.
2012/08/31 07:47:54
Kalle Rantaaho
My entrance was Cakewalk Apprentice, very early 90's, that came with some soundcard. Then I bought Pro Audio (4, I think) somewhere in the mid 90's. I did not have the PC-power to run it efficiently, though, and I had to settle with workarounds without end. It wasn't untill around 2004 that I had a computer proper enough to run SONAR 4 reasonably well. Since then I've hardly had time to use it at all :o(
2012/09/01 21:05:03
space_cowboy
Cakewalk 3 here.  Was that the one featuring sound globs?  It was purple and black and dos when I started. 
2012/09/01 21:43:09
sharke
The original DOS Cakewalk reminds me very much of the tracker program I started off with in the early 90's on my Amiga - OctaMED! 8 channels of very grungy 8-bit samples, triggering samples and volume levels with numbers...chopping beats up by dividing the number of bytes by 8 and entering the start and finish bytes for each segment....old skool! In some ways I enjoyed myself more back then than I do now. 
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