Wookiee

Are you sure about that broad statement "Sonar no longer supports GM (General MIDI) playback". Cakewalk Sonar is most definitely MIDI 1.n compliant. Don't you mean Sonar no longer provides a basic multitimbral instrument that complies with the GM instrument set? Personally I have no problems playing back the basic GM sound sets without TTS-1.

I don't know, I don't use multitimbral plugins. If I want a multitimbral synth I use my JV1080. Perhaps you could try searching the Internet for them Roland hasone no idea what it is called.

Not included in Cakewalk Sonar, there are however similar multitimbral plugins some free some not so free.

@Randy the error has not changed it distincdistinctly says it can't find them. Try doing a reset and rescan of your plugins. Either Preferences > VST plugins, the Cakewalk Plugin Manager under utilities.

@fastdraw not sure how long it is since you visited here or installed the latest version of Cakewalk Sonar sub or free, but TTS-1 is no longer included as part of the package. The TTS-1 program belonged to Roland who have withdrawn support for it and requested that Cakewalk no longer supply it.

Thank you sir.

@Randy as noted by @Bass Guitar the error says missing not not working. Make sure its location is in the scan path of the scanner, scan paths are not migrated between CbB and Cakewalk Sonar.

Open the Synth rack!

It is a line in the .inf installation file which restricts the OS that the drive can be installed to, the hack is change it from Win 8 to Win 10 or 11.

As always, the fur is inescapable, thanks for the ears and the comments.

It has a built in FFS display, but SPANs is superior, there is free and advanced paid version of SPAN.

They coexist without issue, I have both installed, but as Jon notes install S-Plat first and then Cakewalk Sonar

That probably because I am from the school of antiquity, appreciate the ear and comment.

Duplicate posting, spamming the forum will get you no where, report your issue to support@cakewalk.com or on the report page on the website.

Oddly Unimaginative Titled Four Noise makers used Something a little odd A whatsit from those Italians A Prophetic whatchamacallit Six Polyphonic tings Very Iconic hit whacky box Noise shapers Used Squishing whatsit Spacey making quick echoes Two how's-ya-father that make thing look murky, very shifty likely to cancel out, One foggy and one fixed. Other stuff that is or was Stock stuff and what's its in Cakewalk software.

The fact that you like it is the most important aspect, simples. 😉

Numerous Staff issues have been reported over the last 33 years!

Thanks for the listen and time, the Purple coloured Hit skins and metal whatsit are from some Swedish outfit, as are the Very worn plank Classic Bass whatchamacallit, and the Cinematic with black and white thingies. I appreciate your ears and time. As has been noted previously Wookiee signing is lethal to all non Wookiee life forms within a Parsec or two of the Wookiee. Video I am sort of working on that as a possibility, having recently located my darlings old video camera, I should do something in honor of her.

This popped up, (I wonder how that happend) sounds like a classic Eduardo mix, reasonably balanced mix, some talented playing.

Are you happy with the finished product? That is all that matters in the end. Seems to cross a few genres to my furry ears, thrash, D & B, metal.

Nicely chilled, the tuning does add effective jangle that does not jarr. Hope the hand heals soon and is nothing serious, I got bitten, on my arm, earlier this week by a greyhound, do not know why I was supposedly walking him.

Generally a pleasant track nice mix, is it me or are the drums a tad busy.

Vocal FX sounds a little right biased here. Other than the mix works though I find the FX are swamping the vocal to much for my furry ears. Just my Two Triganic Pu's worth.

Nice vibe, mix works well here.

This Wookie's furry lugs, simple Triganic Pu's worth, is yes there is very little weight in the bottom end. To confirm what the furry lugs inform I looked at an FFS analysis shows it rolls of steeply from around 600 hZ.