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I thought I might be mistaken and that I wasn't seeing the option, but now I can confirm. I have an installation on a machine where the option to Show the video appears and another, like the one in the image, doesn't appear.

I believe that if you do not renew your subscription and have added paid features to your projects, they will not be available or some type of error will be reported. However, if your project only has elements that are included in the FREE version, it will continue to open completely. This is just an opinion from the perspective of the program, but since I have never had a subscription, it is just a thought. As for me, who only used Cakewalk, I have been using SONAR free/trial fully. Both opening old projects and creating 2 new ones, saving them and then opening them in Cakewalk. For me, the only error that appeared was a memory error, which I DUMPed in a previous comment in this topic.

Some messages, such as the one on the opening screen, are not translated into the language chosen during installation.

I want to emphasize that the resources available in the latest free version should remain free as a way of, in fact, maintaining compatibility.

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I reiterate my opinion that it is not about making innovations made in the SONAR version free, but keeping what is in CAKEWALK free. I am absolutely certain that, if this were the case, CAKEWALK would no longer have far fewer users than it has today, like me!

That's why I said that if the option is available in Cakewalk, in the latest free version, it should remain free in the free version of SONAR. I think it's fair that new innovations are charged for and, who knows, maybe in the future, released for the free version. This is the successful strategy that REAPER applies.

Here are the evaluations. 1 - I think that the options that Cakewalk has in the latest free version should remain free in the free version of SONAR, otherwise the user will stay with Cakewalk and not even migrate to the SONAR free version. Take the case of Dithering types. 2 - Premium Options Sales tip: when the Free version user clicks on an option marked as Premium, explain what it is and what this option is for as a way to implement it in their workflow, that is: in all options that have the "crown"

Here are some considerations regarding the new version. I created a new project entirely in Sonar Free using a Cakewalk preset. Everything went very well. I saved it in SONAR and opened it in Cakewalk. Perfect. Regarding the interface and features, I still think that Cakewalk Themes are much more attractive, but this is an evolution in view of the new possibilities of the technology embedded in the new application. As for free use, it is very good. The message time is enough for the user to know what is happening and what improvements can be made if they adhere to the plan. The time is similar to REAPER. However, I found it quite annoying that the message appeared before several operations. In my case, it appeared when I had to update the settings of an export task. I think the initial message is sufficient and fulfills its role of trying to attract the user to purchase the complete package.

Here I couldn't download or install it. When I click on the option to download, the application disappears. I couldn't do it through Cakewalk Sonar, but I could through Cakewalk Center.

Yes, here save the project

It had been a while since I had opened SONAR, since I use the latest version of Cakewalk, which works very well for me. Today I decided to open SONAR and see if there was anything new, and there was. A message informing me that I have 30 days to test the tool for free. Then some questions arose. 1 - Can I open old projects and save them in SONAR without having problems opening them again in Cakewalk? In other words: Does SONAR maintain compatibility with old projects? I have tested it so far on 2 old projects. In both, I was able to reopen them in Cakewalk after saving them in SONAR. In a third, in the middle of playback, after saving in SONAR and running in SONAR, one of the synthesizers got stuck on a note. I was only able to get the stuck note back to sound after closing and opening SONAR.

Excellent technique for using existing wav tracks, but I don't think I'm able to make myself understood. I'll try to explain. I use a Focusrite Scarlet 4i4 4th gen that has a feature called Loopback. With this feature I can input what is being played on YouTube or another application external to Cakewalk. What I want is for the plugin, if it exists, to process in real time what it is receiving in the INPUT and record what it receives with its processing already done. With tracks already recorded in Cakewalk, the existing Transpose feature does what I want, but it does so over a wav that has already been recorded.

Thanks for the help. I also know this technique, but the intention is to do the transposition in "almost" real time. Something like an "Auto-Tune". Play a playback that is in G, for example, and pass it through the plugin that converts it to lower or higher keys.

I tested it, but unfortunately it didn't work as expected. I'll keep looking for an alternative. After all, at a time when so much AI technology already exists...