I this post getting out of hand or not ???
Yes…this post is getting out of hand. We need some sub-folders or something. There are now 221 posts…that’s too much stuff to sift through to get to your question and answer.
Time to start your own topics then…
Steve… I think people are saying that this very large “post” has no way to navigate it. Maybe you’re privy to the intent of starting a “Homebase for Sonar Users” post? I think most of us Sonar refugees figured it was because we would have questions that long-time users would find trivial. Enlighten us.
I’ve found that a lot of my questions, but certainly not all of them, are answered by digging into the manual deeper.
I get the impression that regular users aren’t interested in wasting time with noob questions. Certainly some questions I posted here were answered, others weren’t after which I posted them in a new thread. Then I did get answers, even though they were embarassing for me. I agree that the purpose for this Homebase-thread is not altogether clear anymore as no old hands seem to be interested. Or maybe we’ve already outgrown this thread 
Sorry about that, but because of the way this forum is setup and the way we usually browse it, it’s easier to keep track of new questions if you make new threads for them. It’s also easier to discuss alternative solutions to the questions and/or workarounds this way.
My take on this is that it depends on how clear the subject line is. If a question can be formulated briefly enough to fit in there, answers will come quickly. Using Cubase specific terminology will also help.
So a subject like “How do I route my 8-track tape player to both the bathroom and the kitchen” will get more answers than “Should I buy a new house?”
Here is the thing…
A user ask a question, now another user answer but needs some more info to correctly help out. Now the user who asked reply with more info, but in between all of this 20 other users have asked/answered/talked about other things and now it takes a long time to answer the question because we need to find the original question again to refresh our memory and at the same time see if anybody else has provide some info or a solution.
It’s way better the create your own thread as it is much more easy to help out that way.
“Homebase for Sonar Users” sounds like it should be useful, but as KHS said, it’s too hard to follow any thread in this so-called “homebase”.
Indeed, it was very helpful at first but now, it is getting harder to follow. I’ll close this thread now. If you have any specific questions, please post them in new threads. Adding Sonar in the subject might help to keep an overview.