After working with sonar for many yrs, (I won't count) I switched to Studio One for awhile, but realized that while Studio One has some really cool features, it didn't have a lot of the things that Sonar provided, so, I had to come back... It's like leaving your wife for the other woman, only to realize that, the only reason she's your wife is because you fell in love with her a long time ago...Lets stay together Sonar...

I was cleaning out an old PC and came across some old Sonar 1 and 7 projects. I opened up a bunch of projects in Sonar 1 and 7, saved them as bundles on a thumb drive and opened them up in Sonar Platinum on another machine. Nary a problem was had other than some missing plugs. It's fun visiting those old projects with today's technology. Sonar has come a long way since version 1 and I'm blown away by the smooth compatibility with today's Sonar. Count me in as a fan. Sonar Rocks!!!
 
Rocky

Thanks Bapu! I immediately heard Entwhistle's Dano bass chugging along on G and F! That was fun!
I think this monthly blast of new stuff and fixes is superb! Count me UP on this tally!
Michael

+1 for me too. Congrats and thanks Cakewalk - the new model is a resounding success!

I've had many affairs with other software, but it was totally consensual and besides, I always came home to SONAR. I do go clubbing with Ableton Live sometimes, but that's cool because SONAR and Live are friends. In fact I've come home and found them rewiring a few times...not that there's anything wrong with that, of course.
 
The reality is there's lots of fine software out there but it's all different. Different tradeoffs, different strong points, different limitations. Unlike some people I never felt it was the obligation of software to meet my expectations, but my obligation to find the software that came closest to doing what I needed. SONAR has been doing exactly that for me since 2000, so yeah, I'm a fan.

I'm a fan man!

+1
As long as it was consensual, Craig...

bapu

Ha ha ha