Grem
CW never had the manpower to do those things in the first place.

Doing things like the presets wasn't that hard for me, I basically "harvested" what I had developed for myself. I don't know if anyone at Cakewalk uses SONAR as extensively in real-world projects as I do, although Jimmy Landry might. He did a lot, if not all, of the original FX chains so he may have some tricks up his sleeve. 

Anderton
But I'm getting so many offers I have to choose how to spend my future time wisely. 

And there is exactly where all of you focus should lie.
 
Do what is best for you. As has been expressed you have taught a whole pile of us an insane amount of material over the years. Anyone who begrudges you taking/considering the opportunities being presented to you (especially if large amounts of potential retirement cash is being waved around) well screw them.
 
They are jerks (and perhaps communists... nttiawwt... but a man's gotta eat yallz).
 
Best of luck for whatever you do... and beware... Beepster may randomly "message" you (we at Beepster Inc prefer not to use the term "stalking") from time to time.
 
Feel free to enforce restraining order as you see fit but I have some REALLY GREAT IDEAS TO SHARE WITH YOU MANG!!!
 
and now for an obligatory, and horribly outdated, meme to slam the joke home...
 

Heh... I totally forgot about this chick. Much lulz. Many crazy.
 
 

lol... I shoulda been using these on Baps for years.
 

Beepster
lol... I shoulda been using these on Baps for years.
 

 

No offense... This is kind of why I started this thread in the SONAR forum instead of here.

Larry Jones
No offense... This is kind of why I started this thread in the SONAR forum instead of here.

No offense taken. I am well aware I am an idiot.
 
;-)
 
but admit it... you giggled

Larry Jones

No offense... This is kind of why I started this thread in the SONAR forum instead of here.

You may have started it there, but it ended up in the toilet just the same ,

Anderton
I don't know if anyone at Cakewalk uses SONAR as extensively in real-world projects as I do...

This is where Cakewalk and SONAR development might take the biggest hit. As Craig was a power user of SONAR, he could interact with the developers during the development of SONAR and provide a voice from the user end. Too many times software (any type - not just DAWs) is written by folks who never have to use it. As a result, they tend to write it in ways that make sense to the programmer, but not the user. The loss of Craig at Cakewalk may result in future updates that make sense from a programmers point of view, but not from a user's point of view. I love SONAR, and hope this doesn't happen, but time will ultimately tell....

What's striking to me is why Cakewalk didn't/can't hire Craig now.

Larry Jones
PS: What's "IBTL?"

In before the lock.