michael diemer
 
Thanks for this info on Overture, abacab. The linear view sounds like it would work for me, as long as I can have any number of instruments on screen, can scroll horizontally the entire piece, as well as select horizontally as far as I need to.  From what you said it appears this is the case.

From what I can see, the answer is yes, yes, and yes.  You can try the demo here >> https://sonicscores.com/downloads/

InstrEd
I wonder how much Noel would get for his Coffee Mug if he put it up for auction on EBAY

 
Haha its a vintage 12 tone systems cup. It has that analog flavor from all the years of use :)
I actually have something more valuable - a 12 tone systems t-shirt from 1994!
 

This is great news!  Very happy to hear this!

Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]

InstrEd
I wonder how much Noel would get for his Coffee Mug if he put it up for auction on EBAY

 
Haha its a vintage 12 tone systems cup. It has that analog flavor from all the years of use :)
I actually have something more valuable - a 12 tone systems t-shirt from 1994!
 

And here I was ready to bid for it :)

HaHa - I believe I have (Still!), the original dos 5" floppy disk from my first version of cakewalk....
 
And maybe the manual that Greg H sent me . . .   I'll get around to finding it someday. . .  LOL
 
Syphus

Congratulations and thank you.  Also for hiring Mr. Borthwick and Mr. Staton.  Hopefully more ex-Cakewalk developers will join you.
From a very longtime and loyal user.

abacab

michael diemer
 
Thanks for this info on Overture, abacab. The linear view sounds like it would work for me, as long as I can have any number of instruments on screen, can scroll horizontally the entire piece, as well as select horizontally as far as I need to.  From what you said it appears this is the case.

From what I can see, the answer is yes, yes, and yes.  You can try the demo here >> https://sonicscores.com/downloads/

Also, it goes without saying that changes made in the notation view, translate instantly into changes in the sound/midi files. In keeping with using it as an editing tool. For me, that is the important thing. If it also is decent as notation, that's a bonus.

Syphus
HaHa - I believe I have (Still!), the original dos 5" floppy disk from my first version of cakewalk....
 
And maybe the manual that Greg H sent me . . .   I'll get around to finding it someday. . .  LOL
 
Syphus

I know I have my original 5 1/4" floppy for Cakewalk 2.0. That's it at the top of the pile in my profile picture. It was a "Bundled Version" of Cakewalk 2.0. I'm not sure if there was actually anything different about it. I registered it and have been intermittently upgrading ever since.

No hate here either. I bought into the Samplitude Pro x3 Suite deal and IMHO it is a fantastic DAW! That said I can't wait to see what lies ahead with Sonar. 

Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]

InstrEd
I wonder how much Noel would get for his Coffee Mug if he put it up for auction on EBAY

 
Haha its a vintage 12 tone systems cup. It has that analog flavor from all the years of use :)
I actually have something more valuable - a 12 tone systems t-shirt from 1994!

Noel,
 
Where are all of the extra coffee mugs that were tossed in the closet!  I have been asking for one for several years now and still haven't seen one.  Now that Cakewalk is,... Gone ( ), I was wondering if you'd be wiling to re-open that box of coffee mugs and pass a few around.