I've been asked to continue my monthly column in Sound on Sound magazine, and concentrate on what's available in Cakewalk by BandLab. I think this makes a lot of sense, because surely there will be an influx of new users coming in who do not have Sonar or the add-ons that came with it. Unfortunately my first post-CbB column was about imaging with Channel Tools because I didn't know it wasn't included in CbB (and didn't think to ask, doh) so that will be the last "Sonar" column. However the previous Sonar columns are still online at the Sound on Sound web site, and my Sonar tips books remain available at reverb.com.
 
We now return to our regularly scheduled programming 
 
 

Good news!

Thanks Craig! You continue to help so many users.

I am very grateful!

That's great news. SOS is the only magazine I still buy every .month

Fantastic news :)

Good news, indeed.

Great news! Thanks 

Congratulations Anderton!
And thanks for the links.

Now Cakewalk is free, it's perfect for high schools, music schools and universities for students to write and record compositions on. It's perfect for music education and sharing projects back and forth between different locations.

Good news - glad you've come back from the dark side 

Well done! Awesome gig! Yes, CW is finding it's way onto most PC DAW user's systems.

two thumbs up for Craig.