Chaps

Try this. Open the Options menu at the top of the Console and make sure Allow Module Resizing is NOT checked.

The icon shaped like a gear will open the insert soft synth options window, the icon shaped like two horizontal lines labeled properties will open the synth you've selected in the synth rack and its controls, if I understand your question correctly.

The synth rack only shows the synths I have added to my project, but its tools icon opens the synth properties window.

Maybe it's opening undocked and is hidden? The Keyboard shortcut for the synth rack view is alt+9 and that works for me, too. Does your browser open when you press b?

I rarely use the synth rack so I might be missing something, but I can open it from the Views menu.

After several years of frequenting this, and the legacy, forum my opinion is that the more sub-forums and threads there are the more likely it is that someone will post to the wrong one. There may not be an elegant solution to this problem, especially since the components of the free and subscription models are still fluid.

Log out and then log in again if you haven't already. Those modules should show up and be available after you log in after installing them.

The download links are are the bottom of the page. Sonar X3e Updates

I meant the oversampling feature. When I try to use it it takes me to the Get Membership screen.

Unfortunately, this feature is not available in the free tier.

Ah, okay. Thanks for clearing up my confusion.

I installed the latest Sonar update today with the Product Center and now Cakewalk Session Drummer has a little crown on it denoting that it is a premium addon now. I have Session Drummer 3 VST2 in projects and they still load and play fine, I assume because I had it already because I have X3 Producer installed. Is the new 'premium' Session Drummer VST3 and how will this affect those who only had Session Drummer through an earlier Sonar installation where it was free?

I've never had any problems signing in to Bandlab for CbBL activation (did it 1 minute ago) so my advice is mostly theoretical based on my experiences with browsers and other users' comments. First, I would clear Bandlab cookies from the browser and clear the cache. Then I would try to sign in from Cakewalk by Bandlab's Help menu. That should take you to your account at Bandlab where you can sign in and activate CbBL. That process always works for me, anyway. Alternately, sign out in the Cakewalk Product Center and then click the Please sign in to BandLab banner in the Cakewalk Product Center. This will also open the Bandlab login page at the BandLab website. If you can successfully login to BandLab that way I would reinstall Cakewalk by Bandlab using the Cakewalk Product Center. Maybe you've already done all that but I always fall back on the basics when something goes wrong for me on my computer.

For sure use the Product Center. If that does no good then John Vere's post is your only recourse.

This is one of my favorites from Eva Cassidy.