Mandolin good thoughts. Let's see. I am welcoming change and if it doesn't work, I always have Studio One 3

Desktop application :-)

Will there be multi-track sending back and forth between the web and desktop DAW? i would suspect so. That would mean a step further than Soundcould/Landr integration where you can publish the finished product.

meng
Desktop application :-)

Thank's for saving my keester in this thread..... and the most Thank's for your clarification.

meng
Desktop application :-)

Awesome! thanks for the response :)
 

Nice!

meng
Desktop application :-)

Hello Meng,
 
Thanks for clearing that out.
That's wonderful news.
 
Congratulations and best wishes for success to Bandlab and the Cakewalk community.
 

I think it is a question of Standalone and Web. The future looks bright.
Maybe we will end up with the most professional Social DAW on the globe :) 
 

Having Sonar as a desktop application that integrates with a cloud based colab and sharing service would be really awesome. No more dropboxing files all over the world when you need someone somewhere else to record on your songs. Just click a button and a version of the project is available in the cloud servers. When your colaborator is done, you update the local project and there it is. I may be dreaming of impossible things, however, I work across borders a lot and would certainly welcome something like this! Well... if they'd make Sonar for Mac. I jumped the windows wagon a while ago. Either way, I'm certainly enthusiastic about the prospects for this new ownership. I'll even take a closer look at BandLab and a keen eye on what's coming.

For me, a DAW must work offline to accommodate my location recordings. Most of what I do is orchestral and chamber sessions. Since some of theses recordings are live with an audience, I don't get a second take and any dependency such as constant network connection would be too risky for me.

-D