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I voted for staying in SONAR. I purchased S1 but I have opened it only twice over three weeks ago.

 I haven't cracked open Samplitude either but spending more time in FL Studio.
 
 No more Sonar is emotional since v2 was my first real DAW. When Logic became Mac only PC users held on for some time.  Before Sonar I was using Voyetra Digital Orchestra Pro until XP came along.

After a week, is there a place to see the current poll results?

I voted for Sonar, but have changed my mind to go with Studio One 3 Pro because of the Faderport 8.

If it weren't for fear of activation servers going down, I probably would be sticking with Sonar for a long time.  After all, I managed to make P5 work for over a decade after it stopped development.
 
However, it looks like Studio ONE will fill that role going forward.
 

I am in the process of switching to Studio One 3 Pro.  For my workflow, it is quite good.  I audition audio loops, input guitar and vocal tracks, and then write MIDI for synth and bass.   After that it is a question of using "instruments" (SO term), effects, panning, etc., to obtain an acceptable mix.  Studio One handles all of these quite handily.  It took about three days to get the basic ideas under my fingers, but I am quite satisfied with it.  Since I was never a Sonar power user, it is quite OK for my purposes as a replacement DAW.

riojazz
After a week, is there a place to see the current poll results?

I will be publishing the results once people stop responding to the poll which I think will be soon. It's almost at 300 now. I will start a new thread for the results as it will get lost in this one and this thread seems to have drifted off topic here and there.

Samplitude Pro X3!

Picked up S1Pro from JRR
...and also Cubase Pro from MF - I used a 15% off code and also got $20 in points.

Going with Cubase....actually buying now.
There's a bunch of great info in this forum since "the crash of Cakewalk "...all in all I think Cubase will be best for use and church program music....

I just pulled the trigger on Digital Performer. I do a lot of scoring to picture (mostly corporate videos and tv spots). I was pretty blown away by DP's chunks feature, which is a Godsend for post scoring. Once I got my head around it, I started wondering why no one else had such a feature.