With Brandon and Robin going to Riland and Setg's departure, wgi will be looking after webinars in the future?

...  ? ? ...  Either you need a new keyboard or yer using your thumbs. 

just playin'.
 
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Using thumbs on a smart phone is a pain.
I'm always balancing whether the intent of my post is understandable vs the difficulty in editing.
If I stop using my thumbs as you suggest i wouldnt be able to post at all.
I wonder why you needed to comment on it and sign off with an angry emoticon!!

I can't log in to the forums any more from my phone. They changed something and it won't accept the verification code when I enter it.

i should have started a fred about using phones with the forum software.
Obviously my OP doesnt elicit any thought on the subject.

Sorry. I shoulda used a smiley afterward. Ment it in fun.



To answer, it seems future developments at Cakewalk are still under flex so there may not be any webinars in a while or even someone to keep us abreast of things as often as before. Things have been pretty quiet for awhile.

More surprize announcements to come I think.


Steve

Oh posting from a phone is such a laugh. Especially when you reply with a "quote message" and you have to deal with the pop-up posting box. On my iPhone, there's like a half second delay between hitting a key and the letter appearing on the screen. 

The leaving / retiring of Greg Hendershott this year tipped me off to the fact that there are changes happening at Cakewalk.
I'm still hoping it will be a great year of innovations and improvements for the new software developers, whoever they may be ?

those that have left the cakewalk fold have been from sales/marketing and product management.
Last year there were several ads.for programers. maybe its an indicator that Roland will play a larger part in sales and product management, leaving the programing software to the cakewalk team.
it makes sense to leverage the larger roland machine for it sales and marketing services.
wild speculation perhaps but food for thought and discussion.

That makes much sense Mudgel, unless there are huge financial issues hidden in the curtains. I hope that's not the case.

As for the webinars, perhaps they will move that over to some Sonar experts at Roland - if what you suggest turns out to be true. Whoever is dealing with marketing these days must recognize the huge success the webinars were. Ending the concept would be foolish IMO. So fingers crossed for more of those!


BTW - try puting your phone on the table and use your index fingers to type. It's possible, but not better