John T

When I see some of the stuff people get dramatic about on the internet, I can barely imagine how they deal with an actual problem.

Seems to me that if you're not interested in the soft release version, you can just ignore it. I don't see the problem.

Since this seems to be the thread for this kind of thing: The little diagrams of the crossfade options are missing in the new Sonar. I think that's bad for quick readability.

Also, sonically, there is nothing stopping you from making great sounding music in Sonar 4. If your music sounds bad, 64-bit plugins will not fix that for you.

Your life is not ruined, and you are mistaking the concept of "can't" for "don't want to".

Now this is an interesting leak!

I'm not seeing that?

There's nothing like that right now; the scaling is all based on your global Windows settings. I do hope we see that sort of thing in future though. I expect it's relatively trivial once the main framework for this stuff is up and running.

Not seen any comment on the latest update yet. New Mercury Classic and Tungsten Classic themes look really good, IMO, and address a number of points raised in this thread.

This thread is like putting an unopened bag of popcorn in front of you and shouting POP! POP! POP! I have a suspicion - and you can call me crazy if you like - that the price will become known when - and this is a bit out of left field, I know - the price is announced. I also think that the before the price is announced, the price will not be known.

That's what I was getting at; it's a pretty broad term. That's a really wide range of possible specs.

What specifically do they mean by HD?

I didn't say it couldn't be a horrifying trauma.

Sure, but you can't die in a DAW crash. It's not an especially meaningful comparison.

Hmm. Sonar Platinum came out in 2015. Ripple editing was added in 2017. I dunno, the thing gets updates all the time, and has done for years. This is some alternate reality nonsense we're diving into here.