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I believe deselecting "Show Update Notifications" in preferences is what you want.

Also signing out of BA or disconnecting from the internet should suppress the messages regardless of the preference setting.

Try copying the project file from a working project over to the new PC.

Did you perform an advanced install to get the VX-64 on the new PC?

10 minutes ago, Rico Belled said:

Doesn't it worry anyone that perhaps one day you have a paying customer, your internet is down and you can't work?

 

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The internet would have to be down a long time. The current call back period is ~6 months and updates reset the clock.

Sounds like a job for support@cakewalk.com

Direct link is https://help.bandlab.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

But we can still try a few things starting with, does the project still work OK in X3?

Does changing the state of the 64-bit Double Precision Engine make a difference?

9 hours ago, Elson said:

I *REALLY* liked the Lexicon DX plugin that was bundled back in the Sonar days.

There was a 64bit DX version bundled with SONAR. The last version to include it was 8.5. Consider running an advanced install of a version of SONAR to get the plug-in back.

It depends on the theme. I guess you are asking about Mercury. In that case:

Green is 32bit VST

Brown in 64bit VST

Blue is 64bit VST3 and DX

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=NewFeatures.10.html

I think this follows the recipe

running in CbB 2019.01 build 27

The video starts after opening the MIDI file and shows adding 2 folders between tracks 2 and 3, resizing a track 3 and removing both folders with undo.

Check the lens menu. Try setting it to none if a lens is specified.

Yes, in fact you should install Platinum then upgrade to CbB. That way CbB can use all the plug-ins and content bundled with Platinum (and earlier versions of SONAR too). Here is a more detailed reply to a similar question

Since CbB requires an internet connection to activate with BandLab Assistant might as well use the Cakewalk Command Center to install Platinum. It is the easiest way to get everything installed and activated. But before Platinum and CbB installs read the reply linked above. There is a handy spreadsheet of bundled plug-ins by version in the thread I link. Check it out too.

V-Vocal was dropped after SONAR X2 and replaced with Melodyne Essential in X3 Studio/Producer and SONAR Professional/Platinum. CbB includes a trial version of Melodyne Editor.

AFAIK, there is only one feature that completely prevents a project saved in CbB from opening in SONAR 8.5 - aux tracks and patch points. Projects containing these will immediately shutdown. Other than that, projects saved using CbB will display a warning but should continue to open.

VEGAS Pro plug-ins are in the DirectX Audio Effects and DirectX Media Objects categories in the Plug-in Manager.

They may be hidden from CbB by selecting the plug-ins and clicking the "Exclude Plug-in" button just under the Plug-in Categories.

This only affects CbB.

Dragging a clip from an audio track to an instrument or MIDI track in X3 or newer (including CbB) rely on the Melodyne VST3 plug-in.

Other ways to create MIDI from audio that do not use Melodyne are V-Vocal, AudioSnap and the DrumReplacer.

VST Persist Compatibility must be implemented by the plug-in manufacturer it is not something Cakewalk can do for the plug-in manufacturer.

https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Arranging.09.html

There is no install button once CbB is installed. There is an update button. The update process was changed slightly starting with CbB 2018.11. Now BA will download one of two files depending on the version of CbB installed.

If running the most recent version, BA downloads a CbB update file. This is a much smaller file than the full CbB installer containing only the parts updated since the last release. This file will only work with the previous production release.

If this is the initial install or updating from an older release of CbB, BA downloads the full CbB installer.

Either way, updates do not stop for user input so one must be quick when making a copy of the CbB installer in %appdata%\bandlab-assistant\Downloads (although I just noticed Cakewalk_by_BandLab_Setup_25.01.0.27.exe and my copy are in the download folder days after the update).

And the answer to clock vs. cores is.....both.

The best solution is a fast clock and high core count. If one has to choose, do not give up too much clock for a few extra cores.

One other thing to consider, when running at low latency, plug-in load balancing may be turned off even when the option is enabled. The documentation covers how to adjust this feature.

A bus has no data to freeze but it may be bounced.

Bounce everything possible through a bus or two to create a submix and archive the bounced tracks/buses after bounce.

Aside from quick groups and control groups, folders are a quick way to archive a group of tracks.

As far as a CPU conservation option there is this.

Already asked and answered

Only plug-ins in the Clip FX racks get applied when bouncing clips. Effects in the PC or Track FX Racks are not. Process > Apply Effect > Audio Effects from the menu to destructively apply effects. Freeze or bounce tracks to apply PC and Track FXs.

If you prefer, before upgrading you could try rolling SONAR back and forward to see if re-installing it fixes the problem. I have my doubts whether rollback or CbB upgrade will fix this issue but they are free to explore. Could also try a clean install of Platinum. From the info provided, the plug-ins should work in Platinum.

If you do elect to upgrade to CbB make sure leave Platinum installed so that CbB can use all the software bundled with Platinum.

13 minutes ago, Ricebug said:

Is Command Center still active? Or does BandLab have its own updater?

What is "CbD," BTW? I haven't kept up since Cakewalk threw in the towel.

The Command Center is active for SONAR and the legacy products shown in the Command Center.

Cakewalk By BandLab uses a different install/activation tool called BandLab Assistant. I supplied a link in my previous post describing how to upgrade from SONAR. CbB, a 64bit only DAW based on the unreleased SONAR Platinum 2017-11, must be activated online using BandLab Assistant.

The upgrade retains Platinum and adds new folders for CbB just like a SONAR upgrade.

Yeah, this is likely something system specific. Could add Cakewalk byBandLab (the BandLab upgrade from SONAR) using BandLab Assistant to the system and see if it fixes the problem. If it does not at least there is support@cakewalk.com. They may be able to help if supplied a dump from CbB.