I grew my hair long too after buying Sonar... but that's because I'm too broke/cheap to pay for haircuts and razors nor am I surrounded by cute punk girls to maintain the line of my mohawk. I also can't throw or dodge a punch anymore when such a hairstyle attracts negative attention... and really mohawks haven't been unique, interesting or creative for about almost 20 years.
 
Really should do something about these split ends though... and receding hairline.
 
lol @ old Beeps!1eleventy
 
PS: Good on ya. Lots to learn. Lots to do. Breakthroughs are a good sensation. Better than drugs or booze and occasionally sex. Peace out.

Karyn
Careful,  you'll be pitch correcting next...

Hi hi

charlyg

bapu
Hey Charlyg, I live in Thousand Oaks. Just a stones throw from you.

Cool beans! I'm retired,hooked into the VA for medical, and getting all creative after years as a desktop tech. I even grew my hair long to remind me to be creative. At least that is my excuse, other than it's been on my bucket list for years.

That's great!
I just cut my hair, but I kept my beard. lol
And you're rocking, learning all this new stuff.... really letting your hair down... awesome.
 

Beepster
I grew my hair long too after buying Sonar... but that's because I'm too broke/cheap to pay for haircuts and razors nor am I surrounded by cute punk girls to maintain the line of my mohawk. I also can't throw or dodge a punch anymore when such a hairstyle attracts negative attention... and really mohawks haven't been unique, interesting or creative for about almost 20 years.
 
Really should do something about these split ends though... and receding hairline.
 
lol @ old Beeps!1eleventy
 
PS: Good on ya. Lots to learn. Lots to do. Breakthroughs are a good sensation. Better than drugs or booze and occasionally sex. Peace out.

Ha, a receding mohawk ... soon to be a soul-patch on the back of your head!
 

Ha, a receding mohawk ... soon to be a soul-patch on the back of your head!
 


LOL, that's a good one. And completely plausible.

Thing is it's receding into a "widows peak" type shape. It's almost like my scalp is naturally punkifying... that or I'm turning into Dracula.
 
Blah! Blah! I vant to drink your beer! Blah!

Beepster
Thing is it's receding into a "widows peak" type shape. It's almost like my scalp is naturally punkifying... that or I'm turning into Dracula.
 
Blah! Blah! I vant to drink your beer! Blah!

Well that's not so bad.
You can be the life of the party.
 
Think about it a second.... a mohawk receding to a point while drinking beer is more or less a directional signal, and if you plan your night just right, by 2am your friends can drop you in the pool and make a compass out of you!

Hair? What's that? Do you mean this scraggly behind my ears that fall to the neck/shoulder?

I have a reverse Mohawk these days!

Good work Charly! I'll get you're having fun now, eh?

Keni

Good for you.
 
The learning curve is steep for this endeavor.  Not just for a DAW like Sonar, but also for all of the audio engineering techniques and theories that go into producing a song.  I was a complete newb not long ago.
 
Sonar is a comprehensive application, and like AutoCad or similar professional, robust software, there always seems to be something else to know or discover.  I'm just now getting around to FX Chains in the ProChannel.
 
Keep moving forward....

Stick with it.  I'd like to think that retirement leaves plenty of time for SONAR, but everyone I know that is retired wonders how they managed to work since their days are full up w/ stuff to do.
 
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