@audioschmaudio I started with Arturia Synths before the V collections existed. My first was the (Moog) Modular. I then add the first CS-80, then the ARP 2600 and the Prohet V.
They they introduced the V collections.
I can only agree, though we will no doubt see it has three new synths, (oh looks like two we already have Yangtze thing, Acid V, Mini freak, whoopee), at a ridiculous upgrade price, compared with certain other companies who manage to sell their products at around a quarter to a third of what Arturia charges.
As 57Gregy observers the company that technically own SONAR 8, Gibson, no longer care, they no longer support the product. There is nothing Bandlab Technologies are or can do to help you, I doubt they even have access to the source code.
Why not try CbB?
@bobbyashrimp what error messages are you getting. VST 3 was introduced around the same time as SONAR 8 not sure if it supported VST3.
What is your OS version Windows 7 does not support VST 3.
Have you ensured all traces of both were removed when you uninstalled? Try uninstalling again the use Revo to check it has all gone, then install CbB.
You may lose you Cakewalk/VSTplugins directory if you are not carefull with your uninstall
If your MIDI controller has those functions you can use ACT to control these actions. It does however require you to teach ACT unless you have a controller for which there is a preset.
@Cyril Johnson both of the linear phase plugins were initially additional purchases. I have them both and will check them in both CbB and the new Sonar. I see no reason why they shouldn't work.
Having reread your post I suspect the issue is as simple @Cyril Johnson as you are using the trial version. The LP's were locked to Sonar.