Jonathan Sasor

All that means is we want you to be on the latest build.

It should be in a Cakewalk subfolder within the Downloads folder in Windows. It seems like it might have been a blip when the installer was just trying to launch the app, particularly if it was when you hit "Finish". If the app is displaying that you're on build 417, it's likely you're fine. That error shouldn't be related to anything actually updating for the app components. If there's any problems, you might want to just make sure there's nothing unusual going on in Windows like a pending update or anything and then restart and try the installer again if necessary.

When exactly did you see this message? Was it during the installation itself or when the app was launching/already open after the install? Do you see it on subsequent launches of the app?

It's a reminder that the current lease period will expire in that amount of time based on what we've received from the back end. You're fully activated, it is just saying "if you want to stay activated beyond that, you'll need to renew before that time". It might be worth tweaking the language, we'll look into it.

There won't be new feature development in CbB, but there will likely be an occasional maintenance update as needed.

If you have specific issues, make a formal bug report and include relevant details on how to reproduce it.

Likely the file still being in use by windows. Try rebooting and run the installer again. If you downloaded through the app, the installer will be in your Windows Downloads\Cakewalk folder.

That's inherited from older versions you've installed previously. We don't add anything for Landr for new installs.

There's a number of themes that come stock with Sonar right now, including ones based on CbB's Tungsten and Mercury, but there's potential to make things more customizable in the future. Old themes themselves are not compatible with the way the new UI works.

Figured out what the repro is, it only happens when the dock is the full screen width rather than the default width. It's logged on our end. Thanks!

So long as it's configured properly the FaderPort 16 should work fine with Cakewalk. I'm sure @msmcleod could give you some pointers, but I run the Faderport 8 with the standard MCU mode and it runs fine on my end.

We'll have some more formalized places to discuss Sonar coming, but for now you can continue to post about it here. Also note there is "Report a Problem" link in the Help menu.

That's how it's been since that feature was implemented. The goal was to have audible playback of midi files for people without external MIDI gear. If you have ports enabled, the MIDI has somewhere to go and we assume you've set up for external monitoring, per that type of workflow.

It only auto loads tts1 if there's no physical midi ports enabled. So if you have a port checked, it won't load it with a midi file.

Please share what your current display configuration is including the number of displays, what their resolution is, and what scaling is being applied.