Okay, voted. I'll let you guess as to what I voted for...

Scott

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Just voted today. I think it's interesting what this poll means to "you" or what "we" think it's saying. Sonar is now: 25% Reason is now: 60% & I don't consider Reason a DAW. It's more of an instrument to me. Similar to Kronos, or a Motif. More so than Sonar is anyway.

Looks like a Reason forum or two found out about the poll :-)

Either that or a persistant Reason user...

All I can tell you is that, besides the obvious Pro Tools, Logic is the single most used piece of software in my professional entourage. The vast majority of those folks don't really seem to spend much time on the internet reading or talking about the software they use. Doesn't surprise me that Reason would eventually emerge on top. Demographics...

The newer versions of Reason have incorporated their Record package and is, therefore, a full-featured DAW.

A pretty good one, too.

I see that Cakewalk FB'ed the poll.  They seem a little late to the game, tho it is still open.

Yes Reason 6 is a full-blown DAW, and if you're into beat/loop construction and DJing it's become a DAW of choice. I've stayed away from it mainly due to the copy protection, I have so many freakin' USB keys for that sort of thing it gets annoying!

Since you can vote as many times as you want, the poll is invalid. Seems like they would've thought of that.

Mitch I.

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Just voted today. I think it's interesting what this poll means to "you" or what "we" think it's saying. Sonar is now: 25% Reason is now: 60% & I don't consider Reason a DAW. It's more of an instrument to me. Similar to Kronos, or a Motif. More so than Sonar is anyway.

Actually since version 6, it's been a full-fledged DAW, with audio tracks (the Record program was integrated into Reason).
I hardly ever use the recording features though, I just use it as a compositional tool to make demos.

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