epytryga

Yes, indeed! I suppose the goofy last name of mine gave it away!

I was aware...and downloaded the "free" version...however, I have a 4k monitor and, frankly, it was hard for these old eyes to see the fonts as they were so blurry...when the "New Sonar" became subscription only, I didn't want to do it at first...but a few days ago, I tried the 3 day trial...and I was hooked on Sonar again! So, I subscribed for the year at the 79.00 sale price...I couldn't resist.

That's exactly why I went with the Atari...plus, I heard in Europe that was the main computer pro studios were using...thank you for sharing your story

Hello all: I thought I'd take a moment to introduce myself. I began recording on my Atari Mega2 back in 1989 using Notator...after my Atari Falcon 030 died in 1990 (using Cubase), I switched to a PC and began using Cakewalk (version 4.0, IIRC)...I stayed with Sonar until it was discontinued...as a result, I floated around from DAW to DAW...Cubase, Studio One, Samplitude, etc. I just recently checked out the latest version of Sonar...and, frankly it's great to be back. I'm a little rusty with it; however, I have loads of past experience with and may be able to help newcomers to the program.