ORIGINAL: space_cowboy

There is really nothing useful as it pertains to Sonar here, but seeing as my MG friend and the dude who looks like my ex-wife when she is angry are both brits and the MGA guy brought up Brussels, I had to add this otherwise meaningless diatribe.

Neither me nor my avatar have ever been described more accurately Space Cowboy!

BTW, not a SONAR user just yet - Cakewalk Guitar Tracks is my current DAW software.

Steve

i am starting to see more questions asked about SOnar over on the soundonsound forums, so it is starting to get some penetration in the market, although a) this had a lot to do with the ridiculous price Cubarse was being sold at, people thought Sonar must be a toy, until Logic lowered its price to the sme as Sonar, then people realised, nope, Steiny were just robbing them b) now that Cubase is available for only slightly more than Sonar, we'll see c) there is still a widespread thought that Sonar is rubbish at midi stuff, that it doesn't handle vsts natively etc etc, which they must work harder at displacing in the European market
but it's getting there!

Hi there Trev, I came up to Telford a while back - I have never seen so many traffic islands that went nowhere in my life!

Apart from Redditch of course

Steve

+1 for the UK Sonar User List.

Im from Scotland ;) does that count.

it should say "anarchy in the uk" shouldn´t it ?

ORIGINAL: space_cowboy

Oh and steve strummer uk.
Back when my ex and I were still married, one night, while she was asleep, I was gently carressing her head. I felt some bumps on her scalp. Curious, I turned on the bedside lamp, quietly sat up and looked at her scalp where I felt the bumps.

There, in numbers nearly 1.5" high (about 6cm) where the numbers 665. 665- this woman had missed it by 1. I could have sworn I heard the ah-ah-ah...ah-ah-ah... sound from the Omen just as that happened.

Ahhh - 665, the neighbour of the beast

ORIGINAL: robert.t

Another very happy sonar user in the UK (birmingham to be more precise)

Hey Robert - I wished you'd kept that quiet!

I've been working on the theory that the Yanks are quite impressed that I only live 20 odd miles away from the birthplace of Black Sabbath and Judas Priest - now you've gone and blown me out of the water!

Mind you, I did live in Selly Park when I was pretending to study Biological Science at the Uni a few hundred years ago.

Steve

Yep missed it by one. Ah ah ah. Ah ah ah. Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. Dum de dummmm!

ORIGINAL: syrath

Im from Scotland ;) does that count.

Fife's in Scotland (just) ;)

+1 Based in Nottingham for about 6 months of the year and the rest in New Jersey.

ORIGINAL: gordonrussell76

Of course you count, as u are a SOnar user, which is positive, therefore you are from UK.

Just applying the Coulthard/Murray rule of thumb, when they are winning they are from UK, when they lose there Scottish :)

So if you were a Cubase user, you would be from Scotland :)

ps I am a paying customer of yours, so be nice :)

Of course Ill be nice . What happens if Im both a Sonar user and a Cubase user, what does this mean.

ORIGINAL: Fog

ORIGINAL: syrath
Of course Ill be nice . What happens if Im both a Sonar user and a Cubase user, what does this mean.

I'm a sonar , cubase and reason user.. although maybe I should get Live also and the furtherest north I've been is Liverpool.. I must be very confused

I think Im more confused, I have Sonar/Cubase/Reason/Project5/FL Studio Producer Edition/Emagic Logic 4.5 (although the later hasnt been installed in a long time, and the dongle is missing presumed dead.

ORIGINAL: space_cowboy

Brussels - HAHAHAH (I think - explanation below)
A few years back, I was in Paris for some meetings then a tour of a manufacturing facility about 2 hours west of Paris. We had a limo full of Parisians, me and one of my colleagues. As the business chatter died down, the conversations became more social. At some point, they turned to movies "What is your favorite movie?" "Do you like comedies?" In the midst of this converstaion, someone asked "Did you ever see The Pink Panther?" "Yes" I said - starting to get a bit uncomfortable as to where this was headed - me being one of those blasted Americans. "What made the Pink Panther so funny?" I was asked. Ugh - this was the question I was worried about. "Inspector Closeau" seemed like a better answer than "That bumbling French detective."

So - the questioner replied "Yes and you know what they did when they translated the movie into French?" I gave up. "They gave him a Belgian accent!!!"

So everyone in the car died lauging except for me and my colleague. I have never completely understood, other than I guess the French think the Belgians are a bunch of euro-rubes.

There is really nothing useful as it pertains to Sonar here, but seeing as my MG friend and the dude who looks like my ex-wife when she is angry are both brits and the MGA guy brought up Brussels, I had to add this otherwise meaningless diatribe.

Brussels is the "capitol" of the EU.

I think the official slogan is something like: "The EU...taking up where Napoleon and Hitler left off!"[sm=rolleyes.gif]

And by that I mean...it increasingly looks like an attempt on the part of France and Germany to unite all of Europe under a single government. To its credit, the UK has resisted to some extent. They at least have kept out of the Euro.

ORIGINAL: gordonrussell76

can anyone say 1984.

Well said. It is quite like what Orwell envisioned.