I'm not sure if anyone else here has a membership with Lynda.com but I have a year subscription with them as I enjoy many different aspects of creativity and learning new software.  I'm an avid photographer, and also like experiment with DSLR video as well.  There are a lot of different videos for techniques that go with recording too....The one thing I really want to see is a video tutorial on Sonar X3.  Is there anyone here that could possibly work on a complete tutorial and upload it to Lynda.  I'm sure you would be getting paid nicely from that company as expensive as it is to have a membership.  Or perhaps Cakewalk Sonar could make their own video series on recording in depth videos with Sonar X3 and just have two different options for the monthly subscription.  I would be willing to pay a little more for Sonar if it came with videos that are better than the short findings I see on Cakewalks YouTube channel.  Perhaps I'm overlooking some other great video tutorials.  I just like to have really concise information start to finish and not videos that jump around all over the place and seem to be more of an ad for the program than showing you actually how to use it.  Yes, I know there are tutorials that we could actually read...but frankly I have looked over different things that I want to learn about Sonar X3 on the sonar "html" (aka modern day paper) and to me they really don't convey how to do things.  I learn much better by actually seeing someone do it and I do it myself.  Most of the time when I find really good videos I will keep pausing it following along to learn myself.
 
Thanks

Here's X2
 
https://www.youtube.com/w...PgUgvrNuSvVyfv5qkll0qj

And this one on mixing in X2
https://www.youtube.com/w...MxlQiEM_oM_tno1KyVUdbl

Then here for a $15 one month binge
https://www.groove3.com/c...aining-video-tutorials
 

What's wrong with the ones on cakewalk store? https://shop.cakewalk.com/1244/catalog/category.60472/language.en
 
I have SWA: SONAR X3 Video Bundle, which is basically X2 tutorial with extra sessions for new features and changes in X3.
 

As far as Cakewalk doing new X3 videos, you are out of luck as it is hitting 5 years old.  Platinum has replaced X3 with new features, as does all new editions of software.

Since OP seems happy to pay for the vids, I think a sub to Groove3, supplemented with the SWA vids for X2 or Sonar 2015 (Can't seem to locate the one for X3) would give him a lot to chew on.
 
Also recommend the advanced workshop tutorials (especially the one on Drum production - good stuff!) in the CW store.
 
Finally, YouTube has quite a few Sonar training vids.  Most are intro-level, but there are some user-made ones that are pretty detailed and great for picking up workflow and technique tips.