Jonathan Sasor

In addition to the right-click method, it's also in the Project menu

The PC Module installer also includes Concrete Limiter, which it doesn't appear is in your list, so you may want that. Session Drummer and Studio Instruments are the same as with previous versions.

Project5 predates a downloadable installer, therefore there are no legal ways to download it. You'd need to be running Windows XP or earlier for a supported platform as well.

If its installed and not showing in region fx, something with the scan may not have completed successfully.

There haven't been any changes to Drum Replacer recently, so if it's not in the Region FX menu, it sounds like there was an issue with it getting registered in the VST scan.

It's a separate install from the app itself, but it's available in either the updates tab of Sonar or CPC. I've used Drum Replacer on stuff on many occasions over the years, just have to dial it in.

Themes from previous CbB/SONAR versions are not compatible with the latest Sonar which has a vector based UI instead of bitmaps.

Sonar's Free tier includes Drum Replacer and the Studio Instruments suite, which if you already have CbB will then already be available to Sonar. TTS-1 was removed from Sonar/CbB installers a while back at Roland's request due to their desire to drop support for it.

It won't.

Yes, contact the Community Team and they should be able to get you back into your account.

There's a product center issue with it not seeing that the PC modules have installed. The updates tab in Sonar recognizes it though. The included modules are PC2A and Concrete Limiter. No new plugins were included with the update, but the scanner will pick up changes for XSampler (which builds with every Sonar build) or if anything else has otherwise changed on the system.

This is a setting in the Insert Soft Synth Options. Note the "Open These Windows" part on the right.

Plugins from legacy versions will be available, but in-app things such as the dithering algorithm are not available in the free tier.

Everything should migrate fine moving from any legacy Cakewalk app to Cakewalk Sonar.

Session Drummer has been included with Sonar for since that version launched. It just has a separate installer from the main app.