Thomas Bones

5 hours ago, bdickens said:

I'm thinking its past time to finish up those ten year old projects and move on....

You can't imagine how true this is for me. I have songs 22 years old still mixing and recording

I'm thinking on firing up a win7 machine and installing both versions of the plugin, then copy manually the settings from one plugin to the next, save the project and open it in win11. Fun times!

I think I know what the problem is. I used waves 5.0 in the old projects and they aren't compatible with windows 11 unfortunately

Do you know if there is a way to edit the bandlab project files (cwp)? Tried with notepad++, but every time I make a change the file gets corrupted

1 hour ago, Lord Tim said:

Sometimes updates change the Class ID of the plugin. It's supposed to migrate but manufacturers don't always get it right, unfortunately.  The easiest solution is to put in the new version of the plugin, I'd say, and thankfully L2 is fairly basic as far as what you usually adjust on it.

I think you're right with the Class ID. The problem is that I used L2 in all of my projects as a mixing volume solution and it is in almost every track. Is there a way to change the Class ID of the plugin or (better yet) to redirect the saved bandlab plugin to the new class ID?

Hello everyone,

I am using bandlab (used to known as Sonar) from 2008. All my old projects (10 years+) have a problem with waves L2. Although I have the plugin installed and working in my system, when opening old projects bandlab says it is missing. I can add a new instance of the plugin, but I cannot use the old one. I have a newer edition of L2 from what I had then. Any ideas?