Sun, 10/25/2009 - 16:55 — jsonar
[The Cakewalk Blog: Sonar]
We need more of that, I must admit. Shelling out $100+ for the new OS is not an easy to justify, no matter how good the promise is. :)
Cakewalk Develops New Windows 7 Resource Page –
Microsoft’s latest effort in the OS department, Windows 7 dropped yesterday after much anticipation. Windows 7 promises to be a much more robust OS than its predecessor, Windows Vista, making it an ideal choice for audio production. With Cakewalk winning Microsoft’s prestigious Partner of the Year award, you can rest assured that SONAR 8.5 and many other Cakewalk products are fully supported and compatible with Windows 7.
To keep you up to date with the latest information regarding your Cakewalk products and the new OS, we’ve created a Windows 7 landing page on our website.
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