Sonar is still the best sequencer/DAW. I hadn't used the CA-2A before, but for this just cause trailer project I decided to give it a try. I ended up running it through almost each track and it really hits nice. I massage the levels between vintage warmer(not in every track) and the CA-2A and they come out sounding great between the two. I also used the console emulator on everything. Two weeks of work. 1 week for the song and 1 week for the video.
 
Here's the track and trailer:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wa-T_C1r7v4
 
https://soundcloud.com/slumbermachine/call-of-armsfinal-just-cause-3-trailer-song

This is quite good!

Nice job!

Very slick. Good luck.

I like it,  that's a very well done job slumbermachine. 
 
 

Dynamite! 

Thank you, I seriously appreciate the replies.
Here is a break down of what I used:
 
Drums: Soundiron Apocalypse Drums and Kontakt 5 Studio Drummer
Strings: Omnisphere 2 (basic chords) and EastWest Hollywood Strings (Emotional lead), 
Arp: IK Multimedia Miroslav PhilharmonikOrchestra + Arturia Jupiter 8v
Bass: Omnisphere 2 (pipe organ and sine wave sub tweaked)
Synth: Massive
Piano: Akoustic Piano Bösendorfer 290 "Imperial"
Boom effects and other background sounds: Mixture of stuff.
 
EQ: Prochannel
Reverbs: Breverb 2 and Ambience
Compressors/limiters used: sonitus fx multiband and regular, Vintage Warmer, CA-2A
Filters: Ohmforce Frohmage and Grizzly Filter (both are free btw)
Console Emulation: Prochannel Type A
Tape Saturation: Prochannel

Listen up, see hear,
If the textural choices are as stated
This is an example of a cat who has found the niche.
This piece, has the Platinum sound all over it.
I call it “dusty.”
Ashes to ashes,
Sometimes a little clinical probing yields copious results.
Dude got Sonar written all over it.
Can’t say whether he should roll it off here or there, produce.
The rings

Very nicely done! I first caught this on my phone, and when listening on my system the only part that stands out differently is the dialogue is weaker (the irony of the frequency response of cell phone speaker(s)).