Horay!!!!!! I got the record!!!

Cakewalk's SONAR program is basically an upgrade to their Pro Audio/sequencing series. It does MIDI sequencing and audio recording, but the biggest advance is that it now can use "virtual" VST/DXi instruments and work with the latest low-latency Windows drivers. The reviews say it's very stable and nearly crash-proof. If you are serious about learning more about SONAR, do a web search using Goggle.com and enter in "Cakewalk Sonar review", and you'll find many good articles on what this program is about.

http://askjeeves.com/main/askjeeves.asp?ask=compare+Cakewalk+Pro+Audio+and+Sonar&o=0

looks like Cakewalk deleted all of the comparison pages of Pro Audio vs. SONAR.

On Eq post:

I still have a old version of Cakewalk (3.0?)
with the logo of a "cake with legs"(!). At that time Cakewalk Software was called Twelve Tone Systems.
Who would use a sofware that have a logo like that? Worst: think of a T-shirt...

Mgomes

I would. Apprentice was the best. So easy to use and you got things done. Digital Orchestrator is almost as simple.

-tek

Mgomes-
I certainly agree with you there. A cake with legs has gotta be the crappiest logo I've ever heard of.