Bristol_Jonesey

So exactly the same chance as any other software company. And I was referencing someone who said they "can pull the plug at any time they wish, which doesn't happen with other companies" Two completely different scenarios, don't you agree?

But what makes you think they will do that?

Make sure Workspaces is set to None

You cannot simply continue with Cakewalk by Bandlab. New authorisations will cease exactly one month from today. After that as soon as your licence expires, so will CbB Free Tier is permanent. You will NOT be forced (or blackmailed as one eloquent user suggested) into buying a subscription.

But kday's complaint was that it was black. I demonstrated that it wasn't black. Why do you have a problem with this?

All your old plugins will continue to work. You might have to point to where they are in Plugin manager, As to whether it's worth paying more, only you can answer that. There is a side by side comparison between Free & Paid on the website. This should help

What makes you think they'd drop support?

John, this is a discussion re the order of Pro Channel vs Fx Bin And as we all know, it's switchable 😊

If you decide to use Offset Mode, do NOT forget to switch back to Envelope Mode when you've finished!

Not all the same colours

Send an email to support@cakewalk.com

But is it black?

I'd be very wary of uninstalling older versions. You don't know a) what dependencies you might break, or b) what shared plugins might no longer be available.

You might get more joy if you'd set it up as split audio/midi, rather than an Instrument Track

What new bugs have you found so far?

I mean, obviously certain plugins might not work, and features available in a newer version would not be accessible in an older one, but the 2 .cwp' -s by their very nature - would be compatible with each other.

It doesn't. Either version will open .cwp files. Otherwise backwards compatibility would not be possible The solution is, as mentioned, is to NOT open a project directly from a folder in Windows and launch whichever version of Cake/Sonar first and open it from there.

Is this any better?

The only time I've had to activate Sonar is following an update. I paid for the annual subscription.

Why not simply open up Cakewalk first and loading your desired project from there?

The old limitation used to be that you could install it on as many computers as you liked, but only one could be used at any one time. This was never a problem for me due to having regular length arms.

We prefer the term Quick Groups

Black screen?

No Sonar Premium

Struck a nerve Will? I wasn't actually referring to you, but carry on.