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Great, thanks!

Well, I did. But I don't understand something (and probably a lot of other things once I start using it). In the photo below I circled the areas that are blank. What's supposed to be there?

If I will not be able to use my current version, then I will have to update. I hope I like it Thanks, JohnnyV!

Something I'm not quite understanding. When the new Cakewalk Sonar comes out soon, I know the updated free version will continue to function. But what I am unclear about are older versions. I have not updated in about 2-3 years, because the old CbB works really well for me with no issues as is. And "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." My question is, will the older versions cease to work when the last update is given? Will only the newest version work? Or will the older versions work but just not have support?

I found the download at Plugin Boutique, reinstalled it, and it works.

I dont know how to delete a thread. I think I may know how to reinstall it.

I recently purchased the SSL X-ValveComp. It requires an iLok account, which I have. I installed it, and it's in my iLok account and activated. When I scanned my plugins, it's not in there. I have the SSL folder in my Common Files, but the plugin is not in the folder. I contacted Solid State Logic, but they weren't helpful. I don't know how to uninstall and reinstall with iLok, so I don't know what to do at this point. Suggestions would be appreciated.

Update: I bought the Slate VSX and got panels to make the room smaller. Both made a big difference. When I checked my mix through VSX, I heard mistakes. I also heard reference tracks better so have been able get my mixes sounding better, closer to the reference tracks. And when I listen to the songs through my monitors, the panels (I put blankets over them) bring the songs closer (if that makes sense) because the sound doesn't travel so far to the back of the room. Great suggestions in here. These things may not be for everyone, but they really helped me. ?

Good to know. Thanks!

I think I'll go with Slate VSX. I have a headphone amp that I like, so that shouldn't be a problem. I will check out your articles. Thanks!

Looking into Slate VSX and Sonarworks. Anyone have a preference? From what I see, Slate VSX seems pretty simple. Reviews are good.

Great advice. Thanks, Craig!

I plan on covering the panels with some kind of blanket.

I just ordered these exact ones ?

I hear ya'. You may not agree, but I consider my Adam Audio A7v monitors to be very good, as well as my Avantone CLA 10's. I have received a lot of good advice here and am going through all of it. Thanks

That's what I do best. ?

I dont know how to do that, since it's square. I put bookshelves on the back wall to make it more rectangular. Other than doing that, I wouldn't know what else to do.

I did not know that. I've been listening to them at higher volumes. Thanks!

I'll look into it. Thanks!

I'm using Avantone CLA 10's and Adam Audio AV7's.

I got this to put behind me to make the room smaller. Worth a try . . . https://www.homedepot.com/p/Costway-3-Panel-Folding-Room-Divider-6Ft-Rolling-Privacy-Screen-withLockable-Wheels-Black-JV10723BK/325317965

Interesting. I may try that. Thanks

I put some bookshelves on the back wall and put a lot of stuff in them, and I put up some acoustic squares. I'll have to figure out more stuff to do. Thanks

I just installed it and will check it out. Thanks!

I'm currently using Austrian Audio Hi-x60 for headphones. I like them. I did put bookshelves on the back wall, and put some blankets here and there. I do listen to a lot of music. I have about 10 reference tracks I go to, like Tears for Fears, Luther Vandross, Boz Scaggs, Gino Vannelli, Michael McDonald, etc. They are all different and are mixed differently. But they all are good. Maybe the issue is just that I don't know how to eq bad frequencies. I'll get the book mentioned earlier and keep working on it.