Bristol_Jonesey

From memory, I think it was only when the X1d update hit that it became somewhat stable on my rig.

You're not missing anything. Sadly, Facebook & other social media sites are full of misunderstandings, half truths and generally BAD advice. It's all mixed in with the GOOD advice so trying to unravel it can be a total minefield For the proper answers, always come here

If you upgrade to the new Sonar - Free or Sub - you will find that 99% of what you see in X1 is still there and in exactly the same place. You would also benefit from many new features along with many hundreds of bug fixes and enhancements If you do this, do not delete X1, the new software will automatically pick up your old plugins, settings and projects.

See this thread. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/topic/88698-until-theres-a-separate-discussion-for-product-center/ The solution is halfway down the page

No, definitely not right

What audio device does Windows say it's using?

Set Windows to 44.1 before opening Sonar

Depends wholly on whereabouts your installation is on the update cycle

email support@cakewalk.com

Tungsten:

See this https://discuss.cakewalk.com/topic/88698-until-theres-a-separate-discussion-for-product-center/

Thanks Noel. Works now

I've reported this to support@cakewalk.com

I'm getting exactly the same.

And if you want the entire Pro Channel replicated on one or more tracks, just save it as a preset.

The only way to know for sure is to stick around here. At this moment in time, nobody knows.

I do believe you're right

Sou8nds about right. You can always change it back if it doesn't work

If you're talking about CbB v Sonar Free tier then yes, they can be installed side by side. But with CbB you're living on borrowed time. Activation will no longer be possible sometime after August 1st If you're talking about Sonar Free tier vs Sonar Premium then I'd like to know how he did this when both versions are tied to one Bandlab account. Please clarify what versions you mean

The missing items might or might not incentivise certain users into upgrading, but equally, they're not sufficiently important to ***** prospective users who refuse to pay the sub. It's a fine line and puts Cakewalk into a very delicate position

Log out of Product Centre and back in again

Try signing out of Product Centre and back in again

Fair enough, but if we can't gain their attention here, where do we go?

So who produced the chart Mark? Do we have to ask all of the development team, one by one? I know of about 4 or 5 of you but surely there are more.