reginaldStjohn

Didn't work for me either. I don't have a focusrite device

People are going to need a lot more information. What driver mode are you using (ASIO, WASAPI other) What audio interface? What video card and driver? Does the whole computer screen freeze? Other windows as well or just Sonar? Check if your video card has any driver updates.

Nevermind.

You probably can't unless you can find the uninstaller manually. You can look in Program Files or Program Files (x86) for a folder like "Phil Speiser" and see if there is an uninstaller. They usually look something like "unins000.exe",. If you can't find it then that program probably is not on your computer and the link is a left over.

Nevermind.

If your using the Universal Audio interface for your windows sound as well then you have to make sure that both Sonar and windows use the same sample rate and bit depth. Also, make sure you are not using a wrapper driver like ASiO4All but the native ASIO driver for your device.

You may have to move your custom plugin-layout to wherever Sonar sees it. I haven't checked on my system yet is my custom layouts have been picked up by Sonar.

I think he is talking about Workspaces which were not mentioned as being only a premium feature but appear not to work for the free version. See this post

Check that your cakewalk project folders are excluded from anti-virus scans. Also, check that a virus scan is not happening. You may have to disable anti-virus or search indexing to see if this is the cause.

There is a program called LatencyMon by a company called Resplendant,. Run that while playing your project and see if it sees any red flags. https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

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Workspaces is a feature they didn't initially mention was only part of the paid version, but apparently it is.

I think it is still included. You have to install it with the product center thing and check the additional content checkbox.

There is no theme editor in the new Sonar. Its UI was redone and theming is not yet implemented.

That actually is a pretty cool plugin. Might not be the best reverb but it might be fun to put a band member in there respective locations and see what it sounds like.