Just wondering how Scott will keep up with the 'constantly evolving' Sonar? Be a shame not to have one of his admirable works to refer to going forward but can't see how he'll be able to accommodate significant monthly (or so) updates.

there was another thread about this, but i can't get the search to work.  I'm sure he will have to adjust as well. I'm guessing he will just make a new addition whenever there are enough significant features accumulated to justify it...just like now.  the biggest change will likely be the titling.  Something like "Sonar Power 2015 edition" would probably work.  It will have some redundant information...just like now but will be very valuable to new users.

Makes sense :o)

I do hope Scott does not get discouraged.  he's an old pro, so I am sure he will work with new system.  There are still plenty of books coming out on Photoshop, after affects and other rolling release products.

Search seems to be working here, btw, Dubdisciple, but I can't find a relevant thread using Sonar Power as a search term - don't suppose you can remember what the thread you saw was titled?
 

IIRC, it had power in the title use your browser to search the recent forum pages

Cheers, scook - tried that, and a few other terms, but no luck. I'm searching using the search bar at the top of the Sonar Forum - could it (the thread) be somewhere else?

I think this is the one that is the most recent.
 http://forum.cakewalk.com/Sonar-X4-Power-m3143327.aspx
 

 
 
will SONAR Power! move to a subscription model
 
 

 
I would have thought there may be scope here for an 'evolving' model for Scott to follow, much as SONAR itself is now going to continually improve.
 
To accommodate this, my suggestion would be for Scott to make the move from print media to electronic media.
 
What is "X3 Power" on Amazon currently, $35? How about $15 down for the 'core' guide, and then another three or four updates as features are added to make up the balance?