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Yep, I purchased Dec of '17.  According to that page,  "It comes with one year of free upgrades and e-mail support."  Perhaps they're just on a post-annual update system  

FYI, the "new" maintenance release 1.9.8 is for MACOS.  AFAIK, 1.9.5 Core Engine is still the most recent for PC.

Still a nice piano - was using it just this weekend.

What's the deal?!  😀

I know we are creatures of habit and many long-time users were comfortable (even tho it was a love/hate relationship) with the layout of the former forum - myself included just from years of use.  However, I like clarity and efficiency (though they have trimmed the fat)....

This is a "Cakewalk Products" section so maybe they could add the missing "Studio" section with:  Hardware, Software, Computers & Techniques - for me, these (+Deals) made up the bulk of my CW browsing.  🙂 

Nice find, I too wish I still had my SC-88!

9 hours ago, Craig Anderton said:

Sometimes I kind of felt like Scott Garrigus and I were off in our own little worlds.

Seems to be unchanged.  You and Garrigus have long been Cake supporters and invaluable info disseminators.  e.g. you could have just presented the idea to CbB for profit but no, you graciously just do it and lay it at their doorstep.   I would only think it would generate even more enthusiasm for this new era.

Thanks Craig & Scott for all you do!

I think it is redundant at best and confusing at least as the majority of "general" discussions begin with a question and most "questions" result in a discussion.

Clearly not so clear.

3 hours ago, scook said:

The Magix driver is a re-badged version of ASIO4ALL. I removed it from the registry and got rid of the driver. Not sure of the origin of the Cubase Generic driver.

One method to suppress any unwanted ASIO driver without messing with the registry is locate and rename the dll.

IIRC, ASIO drivers have a registry entry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ASIO which is scanned by applications to pick up the the available ASIO drivers. When loading  CbB will add the drivers to preferences if it can communicate with them otherwise the will be ignored.

Thanks Steve. that did it!

Hmm, thought I'd check as well.  I sometimes have to reset from Magix Low Latency ASIO back to my MOTU Pro Audio ASIO driver.  However, deleting these from the AUD.INI did nothing.

While the MOTU selections in Preferences/Devices remains the MOTU driver, the Magix driver still shows and persists in Preferences/Sync and Caching/ even when I change it to the MOTU.