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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 11:33:42 (permalink)
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If I had my druthers I'd ban anybody who complains about this again. 

Here here. From now on, we should immediately and permanently ban anyone from the forum that says something someone else doesn't like. 

 
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 13:20:54 (permalink)
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If I had my druthers I'd ban anybody who complains about this again. 

Here here. From now on, we should immediately and permanently ban anyone from the forum that says something someone else doesn't like. 


Better yet, if you have a complaint with Mac Sonar, stick with the other 50 posts on the topic rather to kill another horse just to beat it. 
 
Posts about Mac Sonar and posts about "I'm finally leaving sonar! Good bye world!" are just cries for attention rather than an attempt to solve any issues with making music.
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 16:24:23 (permalink)
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 I'd ban anybody who complains about this again. 
 



I think they should ban everyone who complains about people complaining.
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 16:34:07 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby mettelus 2017/03/10 17:21:04
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But wasn't the lifetime updates offer for a limited time?



Exactly. The two things were linked and the implication was to "buy it now or you'll miss out" and I think that as much as anything is why people are feeling annoyed that questions regarding the current status are being completely ignored.
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 17:16:55 (permalink)
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But wasn't the lifetime updates offer for a limited time?

Exactly. The two things were linked and the implication was to "buy it now or you'll miss out" and I think that as much as anything is why people are feeling annoyed that questions regarding the current status are being completely ignored.

With lifetime update, people will get OS X version if and when it is ready. There was no "when" or even no claims about "if". The only "deadline" which is over is for public alpha version... Are there some users which are ready to use an Alpha version for serious music production? I guess not. So that is all just about "a toy". To run it once, find that it is not yet working right (or not starting at all... not uncommon for Alpha versions of programs).
 
So all these threads are about:


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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 17:46:24 (permalink)
 
Now I can be wrong here but I was also under the impression that Cakewalk had been primarily  advertising and doing a push for the Splat members to upgrade their memberships to Lifetime membership during the introductory announcements from that era ...
I was always under the impression that when SONAR Alpha for Mac was mentioned that it was an added bonus type of thing for the future when it came out .
I can certainly understand how the lines can get blurred to the point where people thought the Alpha was right around the corner ...
I can also understand how somebody with a Mac could have bought in during that sale and picked up a Lifetime membership for SONAR Splat even if they didn't own a PC ...
 I am still under the impression that SONAR Alpha for Mac may still be in the pipeline ...even w out hearing a peep as of yet ..
In addition to using SONAR I'm a long time Magix / Samplitude user . I happen to remember that they were also trying to port Samplitude over to Mac ....for a long time it looked good , they they had to call it a day and abandon the efforts they had already done  
 
I'm not a Frutty Loops user by any stretch , but I have used their Mac version to get a feel for the program on my Mac ...I do not know where they are at with their development ...F L ran stable on my Mac  ...
I would have liked to have been able to at least save my work for 30 days ...I may have bought it if I had that option and the extra 200 clams ....
 
As far as all the angst go's ..Yeah sure I feel it myself at times ...A word on how Aplha is coming along is long over due ..
All my midi guitar synth stuff , Ableton Live 9 , Mixbus 3 .7 , Transcribe and Reaper turn out to be  the programs I run the most when it comes to working with programs that are available for both PC and Mac ...
I do happen to LOVE SONAR but the truth of the matter is I have pretty much stopped buying most programs that aren't for both PC and Mac ....
Sure there are a few oddball things that I use that are PC only or Mac only ...or that I may happen to buy ...
 
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 18:11:01 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby RSMCGUITAR 2017/03/10 18:57:59
As far anyone buying the alpha version just to work on the mac, that is the kind of person who spends an extra $1000 to work on a mac, not pc.  (a joke, for all you mac users).

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 18:43:15 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Karyn 2017/03/13 17:16:12
Hi Everyone,
 
You can blame me for the lack of news from Cakewalk about SONAR on the Mac.
 
I re-joined the company back in November and have been working with Management and with Gibson on our strategies and vision for the company.
 
We've worked through a lot of old challenges as well as some awesome new ideas in my first 100 days here. As we have been re-evaluating our plans, we also got a little more quiet as a company, and communicated less with you all. I apologize for this lack of information and communication - we've simply been focusing inward for the last few months as we've been getting aligned with each other and revising our strategies and plans.
 
The work has paid off, and we're all at a good place now inside the company, very excited about our future!
 
As for this specific thread re: SONAR on the Mac, I'm hoping to share more with you in April.
 
Best,

Alex Westner
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 18:44:44 (permalink)
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But wasn't the lifetime updates offer for a limited time?

Exactly. The two things were linked and the implication was to "buy it now or you'll miss out" and I think that as much as anything is why people are feeling annoyed that questions regarding the current status are being completely ignored.

With lifetime update, people will get OS X version if and when it is ready. There was no "when" or even no claims about "if". The only "deadline" which is over is for public alpha version... Are there some users which are ready to use an Alpha version for serious music production? I guess not. So that is all just about "a toy". To run it once, find that it is not yet working right (or not starting at all... not uncommon for Alpha versions of programs).
 
So all these threads are about:





Or more accurately.....where's my toy that I was encouraged pay for 9 months ago?
 
FYI I have no personal interest in whether there is ever a mac version, but it was stated in this forum to those who are interested that it would be available late 2016 IIRC, so I see nothing wrong with them asking what happened to it ? In the last hour or so the forum stickies that have been there ever since that initial announcement have been removed with no update to replace them, so now there is no mention of it anywhere, like it never happened. Clearly somebody at CW is aware that people are asking questions about their earlier statements and quite how they think that pulling all references to it and ignoring everyone is going to stop threads like this is totally baffling to me and shows them in a very poor light IMO.
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 18:53:17 (permalink)
Paulo, you was 1 minute late
 
And thanks Alex for cooling apples

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 19:03:38 (permalink)
Alex Westner [Cakewalk]
Hi Everyone,
 
You can blame me for the lack of news from Cakewalk about SONAR on the Mac.
 


Wow, talk about jumping on a grenade. lol
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 19:07:17 (permalink)
Alex Westner [Cakewalk]
Hi Everyone,
 
You can blame me for the lack of news from Cakewalk about SONAR on the Mac.
 
I re-joined the company back in November and have been working with Management and with Gibson on our strategies and vision for the company.
 
We've worked through a lot of old challenges as well as some awesome new ideas in my first 100 days here. As we have been re-evaluating our plans, we also got a little more quiet as a company, and communicated less with you all. I apologize for this lack of information and communication - we've simply been focusing inward for the last few months as we've been getting aligned with each other and revising our strategies and plans.
 
The work has paid off, and we're all at a good place now inside the company, very excited about our future!
 
As for this specific thread re: SONAR on the Mac, I'm hoping to share more with you in April.
 
Best,




 
Now THIS is good news. Glad to have you back.

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 19:19:38 (permalink)
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But wasn't the lifetime updates offer for a limited time?

Exactly. The two things were linked and the implication was to "buy it now or you'll miss out" and I think that as much as anything is why people are feeling annoyed that questions regarding the current status are being completely ignored.

With lifetime update, people will get OS X version if and when it is ready. There was no "when" or even no claims about "if". The only "deadline" which is over is for public alpha version... Are there some users which are ready to use an Alpha version for serious music production? I guess not. So that is all just about "a toy". To run it once, find that it is not yet working right (or not starting at all... not uncommon for Alpha versions of programs).
 
So all these threads are about:





Holy combative forum Batman!
 
I was responding to Craig's post. Thought selecting respond would insert the quote which would have been...
 
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Anyone who bought SONAR based on a statement that an alpha version would be released "to test the waters" seriously needs to re-think how they purchase software.

 
My point was that the MAC announcement along with lifetime updates seemed was very tempting. That way I possibly could open my old open old Sonar projects on my current MAC computer. Plus Sonar was an old friend. And then I would have a version of Sonar compatible with a new PC if I ever get one.
 
I  get that it's an alpha and the future for a MAC version is uncertain. Yada yada yada.
 
And the whole lot of you saying it's an alpha why would you want it, not for serious work implying it will be full of bugs etc. Come on guys, the announcement of the Mac version and all the excitement around it was perpetuated by Cakewalk themselves. It wasn't like it was possibly a rumor or something. The Mac announcement, along with the lifetime updates, was included in Cakewalks biggest (most secretive and  hyped anticipated) marketing work I have seen Cakewalk do since I started using their products back around the millennium. They obviously wanted to get people excited about it. An it sounds like they may have announced a timeline which appears to be their mistake.
 
Every time I come post on this forum I remember why I tell myself not to. It's like two sides holding up signs yelling talking points into blow horns.

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 19:52:34 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby reza 2017/03/13 08:02:11
Thanks Alex, great to hear from someone involved. Looking forward to an update on plans in April.
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 20:02:34 (permalink)
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Paulo, you was 1 minute late
 
 




I think you'll find that the post from CW was inserted above mine - I checked mine after posting as sometimes lately I've had posts not show up and it wasn't there then ! 
 
I blame Alex.
 
 
 
It's ok to do that, he said so.....
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 20:15:12 (permalink)
thanks alex!

just a sec

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 22:49:41 (permalink)
OK. can we all finally chill?

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 23:20:25 (permalink)
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 I'd ban anybody who complains about this again. 
 



I think they should ban everyone who complains about people complaining.


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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/10 23:38:30 (permalink)
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OK. can we all finally chill?


While I don't really care about the Mac Alpha release other than curiosity, I'm not sure that a Cakewalk employee post in one of many random threads asking about an update should reasonably create a mass chill out.
 
Maybe if they made it a sticky with an actual update. 
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/11 01:47:02 (permalink)
I haven't read every last comment on this thread, but I have read most of them.  It seems to me that there are two main points:
1) A Mac direction was announced and discussed somewhat openly, but now has been "disappeared" from the website
2) This is a big technical undertaking, so maybe this implies big problems or even abandonment of that direction.
 
I guess Alex has mostly cleared up both of these points. I would suggest, however, that the issues with a launch like this aren't only development-related. While I personally have absolutely zero interest in anything even remotely related to Apple, it should be clear to everybody that a move into this space is a huge marketing move for Gibson/Cakewalk. So one interpretation is that they have decided to scrub the preliminary information from public sources as they prepare for the real launch.
 
That would be a perfectly sensible thing to do, IMHO, and would also explain why information on this forum would be limited.
 
P.S. While I personally have no use for Apple, I do hope this initiative is successful because it has the potential to raise the prominence of SONAR in the DAW wars, and that should be good for the Windows users too.

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/11 13:15:06 (permalink)
I spilled the beans already in post #58.

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/12 02:10:37 (permalink)
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...The advertise about Mac version and lifetime update tempted most of us to pay money and use this chance to have the free version in the feature before its gone...

 
Where did it say that the lifetime update offer would entitle subscribers to a free copy of the Mac edition? I still have the email from last July and there is no mention of Mac anywhere there.

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/12 02:57:39 (permalink)
The thing is it was not just Lifetime updates. It was for anyone who who had an active membership. In fact, if I remember correctly it was just free to anyone which of course would benefit Cakewalk in wide exposure.

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/12 03:40:32 (permalink)
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...if I remember correctly it was just free to anyone which of course would benefit Cakewalk in wide exposure...

 
It seems that you're correct. I just found this:
(cached page)
SONAR OS X Alpha
This Fall, a free Alpha version of SONAR OS X—which comes with a set of Cakewalk plug-ins and ProChannel modules, works with any Core Audio interface, and includes features like the award-winning Skylight User Interface and critically acclaimed ProChannel customizable channel strip—will become available to gauge the interest of doing a full Mac port.

“Ever since SONAR appeared, Apple users have been asking for a Mac version,” states Cakewalk CTO Noel Borthwick. “We’re excited to explore SONAR for OS X, and open up our award-winning Windows software to a brand new audience of music creators.” Along with this free download, a dedicated forum will solicit feedback on the program and provide support.


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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/12 06:15:13 (permalink)
Alex Westner [Cakewalk]
Hi Everyone,
 
You can blame me for the lack of news from Cakewalk about SONAR on the Mac.
 
I re-joined the company back in November and have been working with Management and with Gibson on our strategies and vision for the company.
 
We've worked through a lot of old challenges as well as some awesome new ideas in my first 100 days here. As we have been re-evaluating our plans, we also got a little more quiet as a company, and communicated less with you all. I apologize for this lack of information and communication - we've simply been focusing inward for the last few months as we've been getting aligned with each other and revising our strategies and plans.
 
The work has paid off, and we're all at a good place now inside the company, very excited about our future!
 
As for this specific thread re: SONAR on the Mac, I'm hoping to share more with you in April.
 
Best,




Thank you for the update!   I hope you are able to share more in April.
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/13 08:11:06 (permalink)
Alex Westner [Cakewalk]
Hi Everyone,
 
You can blame me for the lack of news from Cakewalk about SONAR on the Mac.
 
I re-joined the company back in November and have been working with Management and with Gibson on our strategies and vision for the company.
 
We've worked through a lot of old challenges as well as some awesome new ideas in my first 100 days here. As we have been re-evaluating our plans, we also got a little more quiet as a company, and communicated less with you all. I apologize for this lack of information and communication - we've simply been focusing inward for the last few months as we've been getting aligned with each other and revising our strategies and plans.
 
The work has paid off, and we're all at a good place now inside the company, very excited about our future!
 
As for this specific thread re: SONAR on the Mac, I'm hoping to share more with you in April.
 
Best,

Thanks Alex
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/13 11:43:19 (permalink)
To the OP:  Relax and make some music.
 

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/13 12:19:26 (permalink)
Ooooooohhh..... but April i so far, far away!!!!
 
(agony all over again - man, I'm impatient)

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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/16 01:04:48 (permalink)
coolbass Cakewalk's continued silence on this subject is one the reasons I am learning Reaper.
This is not the right way to treat your customers.


+1. I was just looking at my Sonar 2.0 manual (right next to my 1995 Cakewalk Express manual) on the shelf and pondering on the loss of my Sonar X3 since I binned Win completely and committed to MacOS. I am saddened to have had a transition path dangled in front of me which seems to be going nowhere and now I am not sure I believe it will happen in time, if ever. I am also currently doing proof of concept for my stuff in Reaper and learning the ropes and if I get too far down this road I can't see me ever coming back to Sonar. There goes a 20+ year relationship. If it doesn't work out I guess it will be Logic X for me if the MIDI instrument handling stacks up but of course I can't get a demo version to try. I do hope someone at Cakewalk sees this and realises the plight some of us are in.
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Re: Why Cakewalk removed all the mac info from the website? 2017/03/16 01:18:29 (permalink)
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If I had my druthers I'd ban anybody who complains about this again. 

Here here. From now on, we should immediately and permanently ban anyone from the forum that says something someone else doesn't like. 


Better yet, if you have a complaint with Mac Sonar, stick with the other 50 posts on the topic rather to kill another horse just to beat it. 
 
Posts about Mac Sonar and posts about "I'm finally leaving sonar! Good bye world!" are just cries for attention rather than an attempt to solve any issues with making music.




Well, that's just the point, I can't because having binned Windows I now don't have a functional Sonar and would rather not also bin many years of experience using it. You need another/bigger gunboat, methinks, alternatively, if you are bored with the topic then I suggest you stop visiting it.
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