I also find it interesting that in 1992, Cakewalk Pro cost $175 while BIAB cost $59 (what would that be today, adjusted for inflation?)

Yet, today, Cakewalk is free while a first-time purchase of BIAB can run as much as $669!

Prices adjusted for what the market will bear? You can't charge more for a product that nobody wants to buy!

And given a marketplace that is so glutted with similar products that a popular product like Sonar is abandoned, then resurrected for free... PGMusic's ability to continue charging relatively high prices for its flagship product tells us all we need to know about the demand for BIAB. People tend to vote with their wallets. They won't spend money for products they don't want.