This is my 25.000 post here on the forum since 2011, when I joined the forum. Most of the posts were written in the Cubase threads.
Thanks to Steinberg for making this wonderful product. Thanks to all of you, who are contributing here on the forum and helping the others to make music (for fun or for living)! Thanks to all of you for the way, how does this forum work and the face how does it look like. I feel very nice and supporting spirit here on the forum.
I’m happy to be part of Steinberg/Cubase family and I’m always happy to help.
Congratulations Martin, thats a whole lotta posts, patience and dedication.
This forum is a place that has sure seen a lot of frustrations over the years but all in the cause of making Cubase better, you have contributed substantially to positive roads forward.
I remember you joining as a mere toddler , changed accounts for one reason or another , left for a good few years and came back and the only three things i recognised in forum were Curteye , Soundman as they both had the same image from 10 years ago and yourself Martin , well done on your resilience , how the hell you done it i don’t know . Btw , when we swapped over form the old forum in 2010 i topped the leader board for 2 years with posts .
Well done chap
Congratulations Martin! I’m sure the Steinberg forum base fully endorses you presence here and is fully appreciative of your expertise.
Hope you are blessed for your generosity!
Good work Martin, the most important number is the number of people you’ve helped over the years, of course.
Any tips on how you survey the forums? Do you use the ‘new posts’ view and just skim through that way?
Or do you open each forum section independently and read in detail?
My usual habit is to open a bookmark which goes to ‘your posts’ and see if any have activity, and if i have time i go to ‘new posts’ to see the latest posts. Trouble is, sometimes i read a post in Nuendo/Dorico sections as everything shows in ‘new’, i hit reply and realise it’s not Cubase… so sometimes have to delete!
Thank you not only for 25k posts but for your support and efforts and also your patience with us, the nervous Cubase users
Hope you will not stop typing now to just keep the nice number
Cheers and stay healthy and all the best for your future…