Jonathan Sasor

If you're not seeing the sign in page, check if you have your default browser running somewhere. It sounds like there's something stopping the webpage launching with the sign in. Note that you have to use a sign in page that was opened by Cakewalk for it to work.

Odd, I just verified it's still working on Win 8.1 on our end. Possible there's something else going on with your other system locally, but we specifically built the updated Command Center with the old compiler so that there wouldn't be any compatibility issues from subsequent updates.

Command Center should be fine on Windows 7/8. We just recompiled it with the old compiler to update it for the new back end locations. Windows 8 went EOL at the beginning of the year, so the new Sonar will only be officially supported on Win 10 and above, but odds are likely fine it'll be fine on Win 8.1, at least for a while. Win 7 can't do the graphics stuff... display scaling there is a nightmare comparatively. In either case it doesn't really make much sense on our end to put the time into doing OS specific testing on operating systems that aren't supported by Microsoft at this point.

That's just a benign dialog that can sometimes appear with the updated version of Command Center. It's a known issue, but you can simply close the dialog.

Either version of Melodyne should work, but from experience, 5 is way more stable. The VST3 version is what loads as the ARA effect in Region FX. If it's in the VST3 folder, then check it's not being excluded.

That's correct, the Cakewalk Installer here will grab the full version of the latest installer if you're installing onto a new system. As with the update downloads, copies are placed in the Windows Downloads folder.

The Cakewalk Installer on the site will grab whatever version of the installer is necessary for your system. If it's 2022.11 or later, it'll use the updater. If it's a clean system or an earlier update, it will use the full installer version.

There's no change from the Early Access update. You're already up to date. Build 29.09.0.062 is the release version.

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Shift + drag also works horizontally as well to constrain the drag from moving to a different track.

Once upon a time they were staging platforms for testing various web changes. The legacy.cakewalk.com is the main page for the previous site.

I'd suggest using https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Command-Center instead, but the 1.1.8.1 version of Command Center is the correct one. We had to shift some server end stuff which required a new version of Command Center so it could phone home correctly.

If you run the Cakewalk download tool (not BandLab Assistant) it will download the full installer version for a fresh system

All of the old auth systems for SONAR should still be valid. Just make sure you grab the updated version of command center for legacy content

We log anything that comes up that we're able to reproduce and a number of things we can't. Mark was simply mentioning it in the other post as a courtesy.

Note that setting the Exception Handling Severity to 7 will catch plugin exceptions even if they're benign in nature. This defaults to a value of 1, and generally you would only need to set it to 7 if you're trying to troubleshoot something. Otherwise it will cause dumps to be triggered for things that might not necessarily cause problems in the app.

I don't think I could have put it any better.

Please note that the Early Access has now been updated to 29.09.0.062 which addresses some of the issues reported. Thanks!

You're seeing the driver bit depth there. The Record Bit Depth you can set on the Audio Data tab under the File heading.

The apps have a shared intermediary format. It can't do everything as there isn't 1:1 feature parity between Sonar and Next, but it does handle quite a few things, much more than uploading to bandlab.

SONAR Platinum launched with a "Membership" program where you could either pay monthly (where 12 months of membership would get you a perpetual license up to that 12 month point), or you could pay for that 12 months up front which was essentially just as you would with buying an upgrade from X2 to X3.

Respectfully, I don't think we need this here either. People have expressed their thoughts on prices from the moment the new version was announced. We've been around the block a time or two before, so we're pretty familiar with how people feel. We can't comment publicly on price points right now, but we have one in mind that I think most people here will find more than fair, as Noel has mentioned elsewhere. Details will be forthcoming when things are finalized, and nothing is going to change overnight. We just ask that people have a little patience while we do what we need to do on our end. Thanks!

You have it turned on here

SONAR went from SONAR 1-8 to SONAR X1-3 to SONAR Platinum, all being new versions of the application with new features. This is no different in that regard. There's a lot of additional work that is currently going into Sonar that is not currently in Cakewalk by BandLab which absolutely constitutes it as a new version of the app.

The installer should allow for install there. If you're seeing an error can you provide a screenshot?