burgerproduction
Name changes can kill a product.
I remember when Cool Edit became Adobe Audition. Who uses Audition? Anyone?
 

I use it from time to time if I have any very finely grained audio processing/editing to do, or to do stuff like remove noise from a track. I know a few people who work with video who use Audition a lot for audio too. It's a great program. 

Having searched and come up with nothing - how do BandLab make money exactly??  I can't see their business model. Am I missing something?  Or is it the 'land-grab' model of gaining zillions of users and then somehow bolting on adverts and premium user features?
Perhaps they will charge for Sonar under a name such as BandLabPro; dunno.  As long as it means I still have old-fashioned desktop Sonar I'm relaxed about it all. (I certainly can't understand how I could make any significant music poking around on an iPhone app.)  

Palm Oil Money, yellow gold

The future is bright, the future is “Sonar Re-Imagined” so long live Cakewalk and the legacy which is to be SONAR . . .

How about
1) BandLab Sonic or Sonik?  (SON from SONAR)
2) BandLab Spectrum or Spectral?  (SP for SONAR PLATINUM)
 
 

Seismic
 
SeismicLab
PhonicLab

burgerproduction
I remember when Cool Edit became Adobe Audition. Who uses Audition? Anyone?

I do, as an audio editor, not as a DAW.
 
How about more modern dances for a name instead of cakewalk? Jive? Lambada? 8-)

Ameng :P

Skyline_UK
(I certainly can't understand how I could make any significant music poking around on an iPhone app.)  

Let's face it, how many people make any significant music off of desktop DAWs? 
The pro market will always favour desktop DAWs, but the pro market is the niche market - it's the iphone market which is where all the money is.

So happy the baker's found a new home ,a big thank you to Bandlab,so far
good start keeping some of the key personnel.