At the Sam Ash store the other day, I noticed the store hosts a monthly ProTools clinic and they have a Cubase club meet at the store monthly.  Does anybody have a sense of the market share?  I wouldn't have thought there would be a lot of hobbyists using proTools, and I couldn't see professional engineers attending this kind of clinic.  I don't personally know anybody using Cubase in my area, but there must be quite a few.
 
I just wonder if anybody participates in or leads such a group for Sonar, and how that is going.  What is a typical session like?
 

I would host a sonar club (party) at my house in LA.  It would entail much drinking, gambling, a little golf on the putting green.  Not much Sonar talk.  A bunch of Logic-bashing probably.   Just sayin'.

 
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Thanks for that reference.

What region do you live in?

BlixYZ
What region do you live in?

Central Indiana

I'm near Philadelphia. I've never heard of one of these groups, but I would be interested. Fortunately, I have several associates who use sonar and we all have each other here on the forum. That being said, I would gladly host get togethers at my studio if such a group existed. Talking shop can be very educational.

I'm getting ready to move to the Dallas / Fort Worth area.  That would be great if there is something there.

Rochester, NY ... anyone ???
 
 
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Tracy, we have a loose group here.  There was a rep doing monthly meetings at GC that was sparkly (thanks, autocorrect)  attended and we had a few meetings that were mostly hardware related (preamps and such).  Several people came to my place in Dallas to check out Cake hardware I was reviewing, but DFW is spread out.  Most meetings were in the midcities - somewhere between the 2 downtowns.  Make an announcement when you get to town.  It has been a couple years since we had a get together - we need an excuse.
 
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