He saved me more than once.  I felt like I should put him on retainer.

Thank You scook you have been a big help too me
 
all the best,
 
Kenny
 
PS , I love how you can say more in one sentence while fixing the problem at the source than some of us here can say in our + 5000 words posts .
I have a " friend I know " that thinks he can skip scale practice after writing up his long winded wing dinger posts...
To protect the innocent , I wont mention his name 
 

Thanks SCOOK!!!!

Maybe Steve could tell us if there's any particular way he became so knowledgeable? Was it by using the program constantly, reading the documentation cover-to-cover, searching on terms as needed...I'm sure it's all of the above, but maybe there's a method to how he learns things from which we all could benefit.

+1

Anderton
Maybe Steve could tell us if there's any particular way he became so knowledgeable? Was it by using the program constantly, reading the documentation cover-to-cover, searching on terms as needed...I'm sure it's all of the above, but maybe there's a method to how he learns things from which we all could benefit.

I'm convinced scook does the total opposite of what I would do
 
maybe even a few others around here
 
Kenny

Anderton
Maybe Steve could tell us if there's any particular way he became so knowledgeable? Was it by using the program constantly, reading the documentation cover-to-cover, searching on terms as needed...I'm sure it's all of the above, but maybe there's a method to how he learns things from which we all could benefit.

No real methodology. I have never read the doc cover to cover or the SONAR Power! series (although I have several of them). In fact, I do not use many of the features in SONAR. Google searches of the forum, searching the help along with heavy use of the index and conducting simple tests with new projects solve most of the problems posted here. It probably helped that I worked in IT for decades and spent some time recording before DAWs.

scook
 
No real methodology...Google searches of the forum, searching the help along with heavy use of the index and conducting simple tests with new projects solve most of the problems posted here.

Interesting, that's what I do too. Nothing has taught me as much about SONAR as trying to fix other people's problems.
 
I was kinda hoping you had a "magic bullet," but thanks much for replying!

So, if Steve moves to any DAW (Reaper/S1Pro/Mixbus/Mixcraft et.al.) he'd be just as effective on day one? 

If so, I'm sticking to Steve like glue.