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Hello, When creating presets for FX plugins and other things, I usually try to start with a preset that is close to what I want, then I modify it and save it as a new one. I'm getting into ProChannel more and more and would like to find a source to download free presets, if possible. I have the stock ones, but they're limited in some areas (acoustic and orchestral instruments, vocals, etc). Is there a place to find them? Thanks. --john

Turns out I was able to change the username, so all is good. Thanks again. --je

Thanks Andres. Doesn't look like I can change my username, so I'll probably have to create a new account. So, if I don't answer you here, that's why. My new name will be jegenes --john

Andres: Thanks so much. That did the trick. I was able to find my old Sonar presets (same Key name, but under "Sonar"). I exported that key, and exported my Cakewalk Bandlab key, just to save them. Then, I opened them both in a text editor. I copied the first line from the Bandlab key (which is its name/location in the registry), and I pasted it into the Sonar key (which had all my presets), then "SAVE AS" a new key file, so I didn't overwrite the original key. Then, I installed that new key over the original Bandlab one in the Registry and it works like a charm. I had about 15 different "Export Audio" presets that I had made over the years, from the early times of Sonar, and I didn't want to have to recreate all of them. This saved hours of work! And I tried them in CW Bandlab and they work. Thanks again. Really appreciate it. best, --john

Just wondering where Cakewalk stores the presets for "Export Audio". Haven't been able to find them in the normal places. Have created a new preset, then searched for its filename, but still came up empty. Also, would like to import my old presets from Sonar Platinum, if they will work, but don't know where to put them. Thanks a lot. --john

@Canopus: my mistake. I had X3 and upgraded to Platinum, so yes... it's Platinum. but still.... there's no Theme Editor packaged with it. @ Promidi: Thanks for that! I did not realize that Bandlab had re-released Sonar. I thought Bandlab was still the entry level DAW. I've just installed it and am installing the plugins now, which include the Theme Editor. Thanks again. I appreciate it. best, --john

Hello, I have had Sonar X3 Platinum installed for quite a while, but haven't been using it. Now, I'd like to mess around in it a bit, and would like to edit the themes. The Theme Editor doesn't seem to be installed, and it isn't offered when I log into my Cakewalk account using the Command Center. I have reinstalled the software using my installation file, but the editor isn't included (probably an older version). Now that they have abandoned X3, I reckon they don't offer the Theme Editor anymore. I have looked online for the installation files to download but have come up empty. Does anyone know where I can download a copy of the Theme Editor? thanks, --john