Dave if you have ever used a REAL wave editor you would know what we are referring to. If you have ever tried Cubase you will see. You double click the track and the editor opens. Most of the tools are also under a right click. You can open plug ins like say an EQ and they remain open until you close them. You apply the process by simply highlighting parts. There are dozens of keyboard short cuts to navigate the track. The plug in remains open and the setting static. With Sonar you use it once and it's gone. You have to repeat the menu process and reset the EQ settings each time,,, very slow.
That sounds like BS to me. I can do whatever I want with my tracks, If they need that much editing, then I re-record them. I believe in playing music, not editing it on a computer. Call me "old school".
