Jonathan Sasor

It's standard Windows protocol to load the app onto the OS drive in Program Files. Sonar (and many, many other Windows audio apps) also install components into common Windows application directories that also default to being on C:\. You do not really gain any benefit from having the app itself located elsewhere. Projects/samples/content, by all means, those can be moved around. A clean installation of Sonar will allow you the option to change the install paths for the app itself though, for things that are not part of pre-defined Windows paths of course.

It sounds like you may have downloaded the update, but not installed it. The Start Screen will also display the currently installed version, and you can install the update from there as well

Having trouble being able to reproduce this. What is the display resolution you're using? Are you using a workspace or anything like that? Multiple monitors?

Data is data as far as the drive is concerned, so no issues with those files, just a matter of how you prefer organizing.

Command Center and old products are still shown on legacy.cakewalk.com, which is where you would have been to see those pages. The current product information is available at www.cakewalk.com. Unfortunately Z3TA+2 is not available right now unless you had previously purchased a license in 2017 or earlier.

I am unable to reproduce this. Are you using a specific preset for the export?

You can manually resize the window in any case to access the Preferences for Bias FX 2. I would contact them as well for support though since this was working in their previous release.

If you close and reopen the plugin window as a whole, it should resize to show everything.

Definitely related to their most recent update on it, because I couldn't repro until I updated Bias FX 2. Looks like the workaround is simply to just close and reopen the plugin window. It only gets the size wrong on the first open of the UI, and that's assuming you're scaling it in the Preferences in Bias.

Which build are you currently running? It seems to be working fine on my end in the latest Sonar release (2024.09 build 105).

I'm not seeing this issue on our end. If you're seeing a crash, please try and capture a dump file to send us:

It does this automatically if no other MIDI ports are present.

This is not accurate. The MS Wavetable synth is an external Windows component. When it's available for Sonar to use, it's visible as a port to enable. Typically you need to be in the MME driver mode to make that work (although using that in general is not recommended).

Current Cakewalk by BandLab installs do not include TTS-1 either. You would need to use a legacy installer, or previous SONAR version to install it.

Have you ruled out that it's not something with the audio driver? The original note here was for a very specific situation, however, if there's an issue with being unable to open the audio driver, that will also cause the app to not open after the splash screen.