Part-time pro looking forward to retirement, to become a full time enthusiast!

LJB
3 - Full time, all the time. 95% of my income comes from my studio, which runs 90% on Sonar, with the balance of software stuff like mastering software and some dabbling with FL, Reason and PT. I compose for film & TV, produce artists, record my own band, track live concerts, mix and master incl overseas clients. My studio runs 8 - 14 hours per day, often 7 days per week.

Nice! Congrats, man.

Thanks Streckfus - it's a dirty job, but someone's gotta have the fun :O)

I'm a pro collector of VSTs. I mainly play bass (since 1969, a year or two of guitar before that). I'm not retired and I am not likely to retire anytime soon. By day, I'm in IT. I have not written 100 songs yet. I'm working on it.
 
I have participated in over 100 songs in the songs forums since 2008. Only a small handful were 100% me. Mostly collabs. Some I led, others I followed.

2) Part-Time Pro - I have a full-time job, but I make a little money on the side using Sonar for music projects
 
Although i don't even recall the last time i made any kind of money with music...

Ampfixer by name, ampfixer by nature. I guess I'm a 1. However, I have been paid for audio work done with Sonar, it just wasn't music.

Hobbist trying to find time to dig into Sonar. In the meantime, collector of VST's while they're on sale.

I guess I would be somewhere between 1 and 2.
Have a full time job, working as an assistant for a person with autism, but have recorded others, and released stuff with a few bands. Have not made much money, yet...
Still see myself as a noob, compared to some of the people here

Zargg71
I guess I would be somewhere between 1 and 2.
Have a full time job, but have recorded others, and released stuff with a few bands. Have not made much money, yet...
Still see myself as a noob, compared to some of the people here

Yeah, i hear that. :)

2. Part Time Pro.
 
I work in IT mostly to keep my health insurance benefits for my family. I supplement the family income working as an audio engineer using SONAR.
I always have paying clients of one sort or another. Generally I net between $500 - $2,000 a month from SONAR related work. Although for July 2015, I am lined up with $4,450 worth of work. But I will be completely buried and will have no life to speak of outside the studio...ha ha ha. I guess that's what I wanted, well, I got it. At least for July, then back to the normal load.