S.L.I.P.

Grem
I was thinking while I was reading (well skimming through) that thread that if CW stopped support today, I could still gone on for years and never outgrow what I have now.

Until Windows creates an update that makes Sonar unusable. 

 
I have Win10 Pro. I can keep the updates from happening till I am ready. At least for a few months. I forget how long it can go.
 
However, I can keep the updates off permanently if I want. Just unplug the WiFi! : )
 
It's really a choice we all can make if we just want to do it. Just keep the system as it is today. I have Win 10 installed on my music PC and I don't sign into my windows account on it. Don't want it to sync with my home PC.

Grem
I was thinking while I was reading (well skimming through) that thread that if CW stopped support today, I could still gone on for years and never outgrow what I have now.

 The same with Acid Pro.  Despite being 32 bit I may do a project in it.

KingsMix
He says in the "SONAR" forum thread, that he was fired.
Hmmmm.....this thing can go either way at this point.
I kind of smell a total overhaul coming to the SONAR brand and product. 
Hoping for the best.
 
Craig was a humongous contributor to the brand (SONAR) and the forum.

I didn't see that and I doubt it.
 

kitekrazy1
 
 
 The same with Acid Pro.  Despite being 32 bit I may do a project in it.

I still have and use Cool Edit 2K! I also have the last version of Audition that Adobe put out prior to going subscription. But I still rather use CE2K. 

kitekrazy1

KingsMix
He says in the "SONAR" forum thread, that he was fired.
Hmmmm.....this thing can go either way at this point.
I kind of smell a total overhaul coming to the SONAR brand and product. 
Hoping for the best.
 
Craig was a humongous contributor to the brand (SONAR) and the forum.

I didn't see that and I doubt it.
 

 
Agreed.

If theyre fireing Craig Im sure more bad things are coming.

To be clear, the fact that he was fired is a fact.  There's a link in this very thread (previous page) to the post where he says it.
 
Here's the quote:
 
"Well to be clear it wasn't my decision, I was fired but frankly, it felt more like I was graduating. It's time to move to another level that would not have been possible had I remained part of Gibson. It will be interesting to see what's in store. I know the music industry will be happy to have access to me again. I also hope to continue consulting to Gibson,  there are great people there making some truly wonderful products. Consulting to Gibson is how I got involved with the company in the first place."

I'd only be concerned if he'd used the term "laid off". Been there, and I know what that means. It means dump your Gibson stock, quick. I still have a stack of worthless paper that represents the mortal remains of the last company I worked for.

I just can't imagine why Gibson would want to fire someone as valuable as Craig.....I would've thought he'd be on the priority list as a "keeper".

He writes for a living and he uses Sonar. We will hear from him.