Well... since every band I've played in since I was 18 (with the exception of two cover bands and one house gig I used to do) had at least one female member in them and the gurlies were always FAR more motivated to learn and create than the weenie owners if I can get my wish and set these ladies up so they can do what I'm doing for themselves we may end up with a new flock around here at some point.
 
However, SONAR might be a little pricey/overkill for them at first. I know my one female friend set up a little tracking studio a while back but she talked into using Cubase (by weenie owners of course). She also wasn't really a musician/songwriter (more into supporting/promoting acts) so CB make a little more sense for her.
 
I've always said SONAR is an excellent package for independent songwriters who actually play a danged instrument and I know these wonderfully creative women would appreciate what it has to offer. Then they could do their thing without dealing with all the talking down to/mansplaining they have to deal with working with meatworld musicians.

jamesg1213
 
Actually, now you mention it, I haven't seen Laura ('Skinnybones Lampshade') at Songs for a while either. I like her stuff.
 

She does some extremely cool organic stuff as does Mr. Screed. Very indie IMO.

bayoubill
It was fun a time ago but not much reason to come around the CH anymore. Happy trails to my friends here and thanks for the memories. 

Let me see if I understand this: after 10,114 posts, Bill decides to move on?
 
Bill, have a good 'un, whatever you do. And while I'm at it, have a wonderful Thanksgiving as well!

Ha!  It worked!  Hi Karyn! 
 
Very nice gig!  So is M the band manager? 

Hey Karen ,
I'm a fan of James Bond Music . I watched a few of the vids after I saw the one you posted   .
Yes, It was a pretty satisfying u tube watch and listen ...loved it and enjoyed every moment of it .
The band you are working with sounds fantastic ...
 
all the best,
 
Kenny