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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/10 20:04:42 (permalink)
He has no cause, only pathetic bitterness and an inability to grasp the large pool of talent in this forum from which were he to post actual issues he might get some assistance.

I think he thinks 47% of us would make fun of him no matter what, and feel we are entitled to support - taking maintenance from Cakewalk and taking assistance from this forum.

Hey, original poster - are you Mitt Romney?

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/10 20:17:18 (permalink)
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He has no cause, only pathetic bitterness and an inability to grasp the large pool of talent in this forum from which were he to post actual issues he might get some assistance.

I think he thinks 47% of us would make fun of him no matter what, and feel we are entitled to support - taking maintenance from Cakewalk and taking assistance from this forum.

Hey, original poster - are you Mitt Romney?

Bob Bone

Actually Bob I think he is indifferent one way or another. It really does not matter to him. He is just coming in here for the entertainment value. He just wants to laugh at the responses. My guess is if he really makes money in music then he works for Cubase.


I say don't call down the thunder if you don't want to get struck by lightning.

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/10 20:47:28 (permalink)
Marc, Marc, Marc... if I may call you Marc...

In a previous posting you said you had been a user since version 5. Now it's version 2! Mon Dieu but the numbers are slippery in anglais, No?

But since you are only 16 years old we should be gentle...

Au revoir

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 01:22:49 (permalink)
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His one many of like post om previous one at top page from this ones.
His no likey x2 but he know nothing what he on about much think me.
I watch Borat movie for lesson and clearing much up now the post.
Plenty catch up to speeding for forum cakewalking.
Hope thats cleared up your question!


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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 06:49:06 (permalink)
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Marc, Marc, Marc... if I may call you Marc...

In a previous posting you said you had been a user since version 5. Now it's version 2! Mon Dieu but the numbers are slippery in anglais, No?

But since you are only 16 years old we should be gentle...

Au revoir

ggg

Well let me clarify and I hope to clear up any confusion on my part. I have been using Sonar since Pro Audio 9. Sonar became my main DAW in version 5. I started a thread that showed a video way back when I was using Sonar 5. I never said that I had been using since Sonar 5.


For clarification I used pro Audio 9 then went to Sonar 2 studio. Then Went to Sonar 3 studio. Then went to 3 producer version. Then went to Sonar 5 producer, Sonar 7 producer, Sonar 8 producer, 8.5 producer, X1 producer, Then X2. I also tried and used cubase, protools, and Reaper. I primarily used those in other studios. Not my studio. Hopefully that will clear up any confusion.


versions set aside. I don't see how this relates to someone coming into the forum trolling and making wild accusations all in the name of fun. You can continue to find fault with me if you must but that is what is happening here. The OP already had two threads closed and I think this one is a candidate to be closed as well. 

Venting frustrations is one thing and I totally understand that. Making wild accusations like cakewalk is hiring authors of magazine articles and then saying they are writing mixed reviews is really something else. It is obvious the OP is not concerned with resolving issues and only wants to start trouble. There is no place here for that and we have a rules of conduct here for a reason. I for one will not tolerate it.

Should the OP choose to vent frustrations then fine. Trolling for entertainment is another matter entirely. No one calls me Marc.....but I guess I have been called worse. You think I am 16.....too funny, my question is are you operating under another name. maybe say....axl59

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 10:35:28 (permalink)
Don't make me stop this car!  I'll turn this thing around!  :)

I am actually pretty done with this thread, and going to try to help some of the folks who actually posted real issues and need real assistance.  (I posted earlier that I would not come back to this thread, but just couldn't resist)

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 11:20:11 (permalink)
Well let me clarify and I hope to clear up any confusion on my part. I have been using Sonar since Pro Audio 9. Sonar became my main DAW in version 5. I started a thread that showed a video way back when I was using Sonar 5. I never said that I had been using since Sonar 5.



Marcus - The OP's name is Marc. He made the claims I referred to. This was addressed to him. Sorry for any confusion. 


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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 11:30:50 (permalink)
ggg



Well let me clarify and I hope to clear up any confusion on my part. I have been using Sonar since Pro Audio 9. Sonar became my main DAW in version 5. I started a thread that showed a video way back when I was using Sonar 5. I never said that I had been using since Sonar 5.



Marcus - The OP's name is Marc. He made the claims I referred to. This was addressed to him. Sorry for any confusion. 


ggg
OMG I'm sorry ggg. Now that is funny. Sorry for the confusion I thought for sure you were talking to me. ROFL


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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 14:10:25 (permalink)
LOL... the funniest thing with this thread is where it started and where it went!
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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 14:36:54 (permalink)
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LOL... the funniest thing with this thread is where it started and where it went!

Is that side chaining?


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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 14:37:05 (permalink)
All I know is that I couldn't figure out what Marcus had done to prompt such a reply. Now it makes perfect sense.

Proving that Shakespeare was wrong. The right name applied to the wrong person can be very confounding. 

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 15:15:54 (permalink)
Well, they say laughter is the best medicine, but this thread is going to kill me! :O)

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 16:29:59 (permalink)
...to be honest...could´nt find an better comedy right now...

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 16:35:44 (permalink)
To be honest most reviews are paid in some way other directly or indirectly nowadays... (i.e. via a PR firm or commercials).
You get the demo, you visit the forums, you review it yourself.... you don't care about somebody else's review.

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 16:43:18 (permalink)
Soooooooooo, how many Marcus'es DOES is take to screw up a light bulb?

(I am kidding, innocent victim Marcus #2, that only applies to the first one OP)

But, how many??? :)

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 18:02:59 (permalink)
1 bob the marcus holds the light bulb and lets the world revolve around them

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 18:21:03 (permalink)

Hey, original poster - are you Mitt Romney? 

Trying to remember.... still trying... Who?

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 19:02:04 (permalink)
Marcus, Marcus, Marcus..
 
Or Marcy, can I call you that?
 
You come on here spouting truisms, thinking your SO clever.
 
Just because you defeated the Parthian Empire and the Quadi, and wrote some guff in Meditations, what makes you think you know it all?  Bloody Romans..
 
 
Oh, sorry, that was Marcus Aurelius...
 
Sorry for any confusion.
 
This thread is turning into the Tower of Babel..
 
 
 
 

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 19:18:57 (permalink)
BTW just a little reminder for everybody here that the Church Cult of Satan will be holding the usual blessings next week (Wed).
Please bring your usual copy of Sonar X2 for sacrifice.
We are sorry Satan is a very busy person right now so personal meeting time will be severely restricted. Journalists will be allocated double time

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 19:29:56 (permalink)
Sorry, excuse my typo, should have read "Tower of Babble".
 
@Alex - What about the people who have been using old versions of Sonar, and just hang around here to lament the ungodly direction of Cake YEAR AFTER YEAR? 
 
Can they bring their unopened boxes of 6/7/8/8.5/X1/X2 (delete where applicable), or do we have had to have actually installed, used and understood X2, to come along?

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 19:33:07 (permalink)
Church welcomes all, just don't expect to leave.... ever..

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 20:01:26 (permalink)
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Church welcomes all, just don't expect to leave.... ever..

hmmm... kind of like The Hotel California

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 20:31:02 (permalink)
#"Welcome to the forum cakewalk sonar
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Slag off Sonar X
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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 20:47:29 (permalink)
Hmm. As I said earlier in the thread, I do various bits of writing and reviewing (and I'm not the only member of this forum who does so), and I have never been told what to write, much less been bribed, and no other writer I know has either. It's a really extremely rude claim to bandy about, especially when you clearly have no evidence of it happening. Even if you did have an instance of it, all you'd have is one instance. The claim "most reviews are paid for" is extremely insulting, as is the suggestion that journalists deserve a special place in hell. Maybe think before you spout off about things you know nothing about in future, eh?

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/11 21:09:39 (permalink)
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Hmm. As I said earlier in the thread, I do various bits of writing and reviewing (and I'm not the only member of this forum who does so), and I have never been told what to write, much less been bribed, and no other writer I know has either. It's a really extremely rude claim to bandy about, especially when you clearly have no evidence of it happening. Even if you did have an instance of it, all you'd have is one instance. The claim "most reviews are paid for" is extremely insulting, as is the suggestion that journalists deserve a special place in hell. Maybe think before you spout off about things you know nothing about in future, eh?

John I agree 100 percent.


The accusation is not only did these magazine writers except the bribe, but they accepted the bribe and still wrote a really bad review. Just how idiotic does one need to be to make such a statement to begin with? They got paid to say it's pretty but it sucks? That to me marks the most ignorant thing I have ever read on this forum.

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/12 01:48:31 (permalink)
I don't know, John.  There have been some other contenders for most 'ignore rant' on this forum - some folks keep entering new material, maybe there should be some sort of lifetime achievement award - to recognize someone's entire body of bull.

By the way, doesn't that original poster owe us all for our reviews of his post?  It sounds like that's the way his world works.  Ka-Ching!

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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/12 02:17:57 (permalink)
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All I know is that I couldn't figure out what Marcus had done to prompt such a reply. Now it makes perfect sense.

Proving that Shakespeare was wrong. The right name applied to the wrong person can be very confounding. 
 
 
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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/12 02:44:09 (permalink)
  EVERYthing what I have to say...STOP. (...or not...´cause it´s funny...;)
  But beside that. Nobody knows where the discussion really started...I´m sick of it...how old are we ??? 

  I´m 42 and far far away to point my decision to spend up to 800€ for "my" new DAW called XXX on a magazine review, ´cause it´s the new "hell of a machine" in magazine XXX...(not X-rated to be part of this thread...;) 
My first so called DAW was runing on my C64 and it was Steinbergs first product...
  Later I was traveling from Logic (Emagics stuff) to Cubase over trying Samplitude for a while...´til I found for myself Sonar 8, which fitted all what I want in a good package for working at home on my MUSIC... 
In our studio I´m working on Cubase and also ProTools...at home on Sonar X2...
...and it´s running like a charm, no crackles, not a single point of "ommph!!!" during it´s release...a few bugs...yes but nothing very special.

AND I DON´T GIVE A **** ON MAGAZINE REVIEWS, FORUMS AND WEBSITES !!! (these are just Picturebooks with a few usable Tipps inside, more entertainment than "you have to...") ...if someone´s really believing in REAL and GOOD journalism in our time...
...sleep further and further...



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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/12 02:47:50 (permalink)
thearclight


EVERYthing what i have to say...STOP.
Nobody knows where the discussion really started...I´m sick of it...how old are we ???

I´m 42 and far far away to point my decision to spend up to 800€ for "my" new DAW called XXX, ´cause it´s the new "hell of a machine" in magazine XXX...(not X-rated to be part of this thread...;)
My first so called DAW was runing on my C64 and it was Steinbergs first product...
Later I was traveling from Logic (Emagics stuff) to Cubase over trying Samplitude for a while...´til I found for myself Sonar 8, which fitted all what I want in good package for working at home on my MUSIC...
In our studio I´m working on Cubase and also ProTools...at home on Sonar X2...
...and it´s running like a charm, no crackles, not a single point of "ommph!!!" during it´s release...a few bugs...yes but nothing very special.

AND I DON´T GIVE A **** ON MAGAZINE REVIEWS, FORUMS AND WEBSITES !!! (these are just Picturebooks with a few usable Tipps inside, more entertainment than "you have to...")
Wait a second here..   You are using four different daws?   You have not said goodbye to any of them?  OMG, that is plain weird.

All this time I am thinking, "i am the only person using several daws, at the same time, without saying goodbye to any of them."

With the exception of Ableton Live..   I sold my license a while back, "woo hoo."  But in my defense, "i did not say goodbye to it."



too many lasers...






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Re:Sonar X2 Testimonial "Music Tech" & "Computer Music Magazine" 2012/12/12 02:57:19 (permalink)
I did´nt use 4 DAW´s at the same time ;)
I´d said GoodBye to a few ones...it was just a travel to find Sonar during the last few years as the POINT for Me...

  How many contacts we´d got to other musicians and producers...so everybody is able to test a DAW of it´s choice for a while...
I´d loved Samplitude 8 (for an example) and was working with it for 2 years...than came Cubase for a while until I found Sonar 8, later X1...and so on...
I´d tested Samplitude ProX for 3 weeks this summer at home and decided to say goodbye to "Sam" by finding Sonar X2 later on...Update from X1 and now I´m fine... 

- Sonar X2 PE 64bit - projectstudio: core i7 2600K @ 3.7GHz - Win7 64bit - ESI Maya44 XTe - 16GB RAM - 2 x SSD 256GB OCZ - 2 x 1TB HDD Seagate Baracuda -

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