DrewPeterson7
Sage of the Order
Another vote for Reaper too, simply because if nothing else it's free to try. If you don't like it, you're not out anything. 
kcearl
I see deaf people
Create a dynamic click track on the fly...
I sometimes have clients who send me a scratch track with no click, and many times with some real screwy breaks.
I could make the click with the other DAWS, but with Sonar, I just create transients using Audio Snap, print those to MIDI, open Step Sequencer and pipe in a sidestick/cowbell/woodblock/etc. and I have a ready-made click that conforms perfectly to the less-than-perfect scratch track in no time.
Also had more latency issues with Cubase in sidechaining, external inserts and sending FX to a singers headphones without printing.
Not saying Cubase is a bad DAW (or any of them for that matter) but for my work flow, Sonar has just allowed me to do what I want more gooder than the others
never knew that Cubase couldnt do it (Ableton does it too
)yeah they all have there plus points, i feel like im hating on sonar a bit...but its just not the best for what I do...
the plug ins are excellent still though...i still use them and thats is one of the reasons i havent just sold it