Hey guys -
 
    I have been putting together a Home Recording blog site, accompanied with a FB page to share information and ideas on recording, mixing, songwriting and music gear aimed at the home recordist.  Many of the articles and/or videos use Sonar as a reference.  I'm just getting started and am always willing to take topic ideas and answer questions. 
 
    Also, feel free to contact me if you have an article you would like to share with the community as a guest author. 
 
Please stop by the Facebook page and click "like" in support of a fellow Sonar user, hopefully you will find some of the articles informative and worth the read. 
https://www.facebook.com/Homerecordingwizard
Direct Website: http://www.homerecordingwizard.com/
 
Thanks for your time
-Mike
 

Sorry, I don't do Facebook. But it's a great idea, Mike. You might contact dmbaer and ask if you can link to SoundBytes magazine. There's a lot of content there.

Thanks for the idea Bit!  I will follow up with that.
The main site is here http://www.homerecordingwizard.com/
Sometimes people prefer their news through FB so most of the articles are linked through there as well.  
 
Dave (Bit) - you have generously demonstrated a lot of knowledge in these forums over the years, which have greatly contributed to my learning.  If you ever feel so inclined to write an article or two and share your knowledge with the home recording community, (outside of the Sonar forums that is) please let me know.
 
I consider the Sonar forums my "home" and where I truly began my adventure in learning home recording/mixing and production from the many knowledgeable and helpful people here.  Since 2009 when I first 'really' started recording, I have gone from making unintelligible mixes to now writing and producing music that has gone on to placements on the web, tv, radio and have just been hired to do the audio post mixing for my first film.
 
The road to learning and jumping in to this subject can be steep and intimidating.  I am hoping with my web site to make the ride a little more manageable and pave a clearer road for people just starting out, and also to share knowledge and techniques with others who may not be just starting out.