So in all probability it was developing identity issues with product managers and marketing, although it was technically an amazing product. In hindsight, it appears that adding audio to P5 was really just creating another DAW, and not just simply a MIDI soft synth workstation. So they just took a few parts from it over to Sonar and called it a day. I recall a thread years ago with a few comments from the dev team that there were issues with the P5 code that would have made it a major project to multi-thread it and upgrade to 64-bit. True that! If it was because Cakewalk needed to maintain focus on Sonar, it could have been much better to spin P5 off and let another company develop it, than to just bury it. Jesse G I wish Cakewalk had never stopped supporting/developing Project 5
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