The point is 150 dollars is probably less than you spend on soda in a year.
 
Yet this program provides you with many more hours and more enjoyment than caffeinated sugar water will.
 
But you are complaining.
 
That is what I do not understand.
 
What it the point of you posting about your disappointment when the actual amount of money involved is less than 41 cents a day?
 

Vastman
Well, Scottfa... you'll soon have all the info you need as early adopters buy in... I am totally happy with X3 already so do whatever works for you...enjoy the journey, wherever it may lead!

I too am pretty happy with X3, hence the lack of value for me. The other DAWS might offer something better soon, maybe not. If I stay with X3 I will be fine.

Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
If you owned X3 Producer all plugins locked to that will continue to work in SONAR Professional. So you can continue to use those in Professional. 
 
Also From the FAQ:

I bought SONAR Artist, can I jump up to Professional or Platinum?

Sure! If you’ve already begun Monthly payments, you may start a new year of monthly payments for Professional or Platinum at the higher monthly price. If you pay up-front or complete 12+ months of monthly payments, you may purchase a Crossgrade. 
In the FAQ: 
 
 

currently downloading professional ill let yall know if its worth it -J

Jstarz
currently downloading professional ill let yall know if its worth it -J

hey welcome to the forums man.
This is an older thread you might fair better by starting your own once you try out Sonar Pro.
Happy music making and if you have any questions, let them rip.
A lot of great people on this forum to help out with anything you may need help with.
 
Again welcome to the forums.
 
Chuck

just installed sonar professional when i start to record theirs a clicking sound does anybody know how to fix that?
 

Jstarz
just installed sonar professional when i start to record theirs a clicking sound does anybody know how to fix that?
 

Metronome?

Your on a old thread with a totally different topic. Start your own thread to get help. This is called thread hi jacking.