A long long time ago I was working in a true multi deck studio and the owner acquired a Kong M1. He had a Commodore 64 ( mostly because these were an inexpensive investment for a new-to-digital world) and asked me what to use for sequencing. TwelveTone systems Cakewalk was the answer.
Now, a company that tries to sell $4000 guitars with a richlite fretboard says Cakewalk is no longer relevant, so they can support Phillips-the richlite of audio interfaces.
I understand the millennial manbun wants bleeps, blips and boom boom boom, and that’s perfectly fine, there are an abundance of DAWs for that. And I also understand supporting an old Fattysaurus like me, who is used to and grew up with multitrack studio setups, won’t prevent extinction. But jeezuz at least wait until after the Holidays you heartless sons of ****es.
I agree, supplying us with all install files for all purchased products like Camel Audio’s Alchemy did when they swore aliegence to Apple’s Dark Helmet would be great. That way, three years from now when grown ups are looking for a good windows DAW, and I finally upgrade my computer, I will still have an excuse to keep my p.o.s. dell. The computer and Sonar will be the new Fairlight, a source of confusing wonderment for button based loopsters who can’t play an instrument, but geee, aren’t the lights cool looking!
My respect to all the individuals who improved and innovated the best Windows DAW in the the market.
AF
And may Gibson’s stocking be filled with richlite.