This equation might have sway?...solve for A.
 
+1 x A= -1...signs change...number stays the same....interestingly enough....which sign is used in multiplication...
 
So...If we right the negative values...and put back the proper stollen, with out using the opposite of his ethics, which brought about a opposed force of sign....we solve for A...if it can be both...or either of....signs, yet holds no value=void of a number.

And none other called upon the one who...was light!
 

To gather the waters, they did go in to the darkness, to see the under part, was water, they came to be over, and moved across the waters, creating electro static...which parted the elements...Nothing was made, before the light came to see...Nothing was called into motion until None asked for the Light to help!...
 

The truth is, this is your final warning. Stop it.
 
edit: Subsequent post deleted, Sir Les banned for 3 months.

My head hurts (I took a peek at the deleted post - couldn't help myself). 
 
Bob Bone

michael diemer
In a way, they're going to be our new bosses. We need to put forth a better image here. We're acting like spoiled children (well, some of us are), who had their toy taken away, have just heard they will be getting it back, and can't manage to delay their gratification for a few more weeks. We

 I like your post except for this part.  No, they should not consider themselves our bosses.  They are selling us a product.  I'm very impressed with Studio One and Cubase, which have functions I love that Sonar does not.  I will use Sonar for a while because I am familiar with it, but if it doesn't incorporate similar features soon, I will be moving to another DAW. 
 
For example, both Cubase and Studio One produce a magnified editing window when you click on any clip.  That is phenomenal--so you don't have to expand the track view to work on a clip.  Also, its easy to drag-select a region of a clip in that window and do small edits on the regiions.  A bar and an node automatically appear, and you can raise or lower the gain of the clip--easy as cake.  Unlike like Sonar, where you have to go through a cumbersome process of adding clip automation, clicking four times to create four nodes, then messing with the automation curve.  Sonar is way behind in this department.
 
Also, the metronome in both Cubase and Studio One are much better:  you can quickly "render" the metronome as an audio clip for export to a remote drummer, etc.  Oh, and exporting/consolidating tracks for remote collaborators is MUCH easier in the other DAWs.  It's a nightmare in SPLAT.
 
The "bosses" need to get up to speed.  Sonar was way ahead of other DAWs in features a half dozen years ago.  Now it's way behind.
 
I must say I like the look and track/bus layout of Sonar the best.  Studio One seems to have copied some of that.  Cubase looks silly to me.  The limited color palate is dumb--mostly bright colors.  Keep the Tungston look, "bosses"!