jgarland

Same here. Alabama tax is 9.5% , which would be 7.50 tax for the Plus version, not 20 bucks.

Almost all of my apps have been installed on a second hard drive (D:\) ever since Windows 98. It is neither right nor wrong, just personal preference. The only apps on my C:\ drive are those without an option to install elsewhere.

Nembrini just got back to me. They suggest to uninstall and then reinstall their plugins to see if that makes a difference. I'll try tonight after work.

I disabled all of Nortons protections and real time scanners. It didn't help. I have no problem installing other programs or plugins, seems to be just affecting Nembrini. I appreciate your advice on ignoring Norton. It has kept me virus free for about 10 years now. YMMV.

I've got 8 plugins that show updates - and Norton blocks installation on all of them. I have sent a support request to Nembrini.

Purchased and installed. Very clean chimey sound. Is stand alone as well as vst. With code MLLOYALTY20 the cost is 23.99 EUR (27.75).

My favorite version of this classic.

How you tried importing the legacy presets?

I respectfully say take it up with Gibson, they are the ones who shafted you (and me), not Bandlab.

Same thing here, crashes CbB & Studio One 6 instantly when trying to load the legacy presets.

I upgraded both of my computers from Win 10 to 11. One PC is running an i7 2600 K, and the other is Threadripper 1950x. Both are on the unsupported list. Google "How to install windows 11 on unsupported Hardware", or a similarly worded search. There are many sites with this info. The method I used involved altering one file in the Win 11 setup executable. This worked perfectly. I did the upgrades in January of this year and have had no problems. Also, I still receive Microsoft updates.

Well, lets see, I've owned every version of Cakewalk from Pro Audio 9 to Sonar Lifetime. I purchased every upgrade in between. For the Last 5 years I have had the use a first rate DAW, which I am very familiar with and does everything I need, for absolutely no cost. Using Sonars previous upgrade pricing as a basis I figure CbB has saved me anywhere from 500 to 700 bucks. I know that is not a ton of cash, but I do appreciate it. Unless they do something really stupid with pricing, I'm in.

I got this when clicking the link: False positive or problem?

Superior Drummer samples load quite a bit faster on my M2 drives vs SSD. I never timed them so don't know exactly how much. Go for it, you won't regret it. Just as a note, my original two M2 1GB drives cost 450 & 350 dollars respectfully in 2017. You can get them now for less then 100 bucks.

Won't load in CbB, previous version runs fine.