• SONAR
  • Hello from BandLab [Updated 21/3/2018] (p.27)
2018/02/25 11:33:19
PerChr
Fantastic news!!
Thank you Meng 
You have presented yourself, BandLab and your intensions in a most excellent and reassuring way.
Good times ahead!
Per
2018/02/25 11:52:04
Tapsa11
So good news!
I was just about to buy "competitive product"
 
Cheers
Tapsa
2018/02/25 13:30:07
Unknowen

2018/02/25 14:10:08
thedukewestern
SWEEEEEEETTT!!!!    
 
2018/02/25 14:44:09
SupaReels Music
Good news indeed, I run both Platinum & Cubase 9.5 and I know Platinum has a smoother workflow ... perhaps now the new gig will give the big boys a run for their money... I truly hope so! All the best to Band Lab for the future
2018/02/25 15:52:18
henkejs
Many thanks for keeping SONAR alive! Hope you keep up the open communications too.
2018/02/25 16:41:39
nebukenazar
I am using SONAR till version 2.2 and also registred till Sonar 4. And now i am a owner of Sonar Platinum (included life time update)
 
And i am very glad to read your post and i am realy happy now because of remaining Sonar soul.
 
And i have one wish for your; "Keep the Sonar core and soul in your new product (and if you can name of sonar)" And good prices for former users.
2018/02/25 17:13:03
Cactus Music
xiwix
Cactus Music
Just logged on to the Bandlab site-- It's everything I would hate about a "music" site. Defiantly not aimed at us old farts.  Oh well. as long as they keep our server running that's all that really matters. 




I see a new community there already . . . "Grumpy Old Sonar Users"
 




Ha Ha, well I'm just being honest about my reaction to their web site. And not really grumpy about it because as I said, at this point as long as the version of Sonar I have continues to work for as long as possible I don't really care what this company does to it.  From the web site my hopes that the "New DAW" would be to my liking were dashed. I only see a DAW with yet more features aimed at "none Musicians" to create "music??".   
 
 And I totally realize that people like me who started with tape based recording and have used midi since it first showed as a little serial adapter are not a growth market for DAW's. In another 15 years we will mostly be out of the picture.  Real musicians and engineers are a dying breed. Today's music creators use loops and want everything spoon fed to them. The company that figures all this out will make money and have a nice little App you purchase for $14 in the Apple store or Google Play. 
 
A lot of us have stayed loyal to Sonar because they seemed to have stayed loyal to us. Sonar has been the perfect blend of a multi track Tape recorder and midi sequencing for me. Rack loads of effects and more ( usable)  included instruments than any other DAW.  As many of us have said. At this point if they could only make it just a little more stable it would be the worlds most perfect DAW ever. Whether they could make a profit off of that product no one would really know until they tried it.
 
Here hoping they do the "right" thing and just touch up Sonar a little bit and carry on. I think there's a lot of loyalty to Sonar as it is and it certainly would make most of us super happy to just carry on. 
 
2018/02/25 17:41:47
stratman70
Cactus Music
Just logged on to the Bandlab site-- It's everything I would hate about a "music" site. Defiantly not aimed at us old farts.  Oh well. as long as they keep our server running that's all that really matters. 

 
All I really care about is being able to continue using Sonar ON MY DESKTOP...and the rest whatever is OK! Better would be great of course.
I just don't feel so comfortable about that prospect anymore. 
2018/02/25 18:53:27
ecafighter
Thanks!  Looking forward to the future. 
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