Jim Fogle

V2 is very well done.

My GUESS is you can sell it but the buyer will not be able to register it.

@msmcleod Thank you for providing a link to a CAL pdf file.

CAL Tutorials is a nice idea. I for one would love to learn about creating and using CAL scripts. I believe many Cakewalk / Sonar users such as myself was not aware of CAL until long after the script was depreciated.

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I based my answer on a Cakewalk Next FAQ response.

No. Both the Mac and Windows Next installers are available at the bottom of the Cakewalk.com/next webpage.

Check your audio driver settings. Make sure Asio is selected.

Cakewalk by Bandlab was depreciated by Bandlab starting October 01, 2025. So that software program can not be activated. However, Bandlab offers free and subscription versions of Sonar and Next software programs. Sonar is a continuation of Cakewalk by Bandlab under a different name. Next is a completely new software program.

Ashwin Rao has started publishing bi-weekly updates about what is planned for future updates of Sonar and Next. I greatly appreciate the updates and hope other forum members do. Announcements

Yes.

I generally practice singing a song many times before I record a vocal. The practice builds familiarity with the song and gives your voice confidence while singing. It doesn't have to be formal practice. You can practice while on the computer, using the bathroom, walking and so on. Once I'm ready to record I create a vocal count down track. I use the count down track to hear when to start singing. I silence the count down track while singing. The biggest takeaway is you need to figure out what makes you most comfortable while singing. You'll likely find it's a combination of things depending on the song and your mood.

Your best chance of the developers seeing this and fixing the issue is by creating a post in the Sonar 2025-08 Feedback Thread

If the audio is passing through an audio interface take a look at the audio interface settings. Perhaps a balance setting has changed or it's set for mono instead of stereo.

Very nice explanation. Thanks for taking the time and effort to share