So I will mark this question as answered cause Cakewalk is practicing the art of 
keeping a secret .
There is no matter to not respect that.

Maybe they are still counting.....

bapu
Maybe they are still counting.....

sounds legit
 

For the record, I don't know how many employees Cakewalk has. But there may be no easy answer if some people are contracted, others are remote employees, some are part-time, etc.

Pragi
Thanks for your answers .
Found out via microapps link,
that it might be between 50 - 200 .

Let's split it and say there are 125 employees and annual revenue is 10M. That's $80K per employee. 50 employees makes more sense. Then again it depends what the software designers make. But then again, who cares? Just make music!
 
Walt

Craig, please...
If Cakewalk does not know who they are paying,
I can see why they can't answer the why and when questions either.
I contract with a company with a $20 billion market cap.
They have no clue about a lot of things, but I assure you there is a woman in accounting that knows to the penny what I have been paid.
 

WallyG

Pragi
Thanks for your answers .
Found out via microapps link,
that it might be between 50 - 200 .

Let's split it and say there are 125 employees and annual revenue is 10M. That's $80K per employee. 50 employees makes more sense. Then again it depends what the software designers make. But then again, who cares? Just make music!
 
Walt

No, that's 1 million for the ceo and $15 per hour for everyone else.

I can give a true accounting. Cakewalk has more than one and less than ten thousand employees. 

Pragi
So I will mark this question as answered...

 
I really wish you hadn't. There's 3 minutes of my life I will never get back  
 

microapp
Craig, please...
If Cakewalk does not know who they are paying,
I can see why they can't answer the why and when questions either.
I contract with a company with a $20 billion market cap.
They have no clue about a lot of things, but I assure you there is a woman in accounting that knows to the penny what I have been paid.
 

 
Of course. But the question was how many employees does Cakewalk have. Employees are different from independent contractors, who are common in this industry. If someone works three hours a day for a week every six months on a special project, accounting will know what they're paid but that doesn't mean they get a W2 or are even considered employees. They may work with other software companies as well.