Getting Old Cakewalk Plugins (e.g., Dimension Pro, CA-2A)

[Jeremy Jensen]

I know I've seen this covered on this forum before, but I honestly can't find it with a search. How do we get to our old Cakewalk plugins, like CA-2A and Dimension Pro? I know that, if I could get into my old Cakewalk account that I'd likely be able to download them, but I tried to log into my account and it didn't work. I tried to recover my password and never received an email to do so. I recall hearing about this problem a lot early on after CbB started, but again, I can't find a solution on this forum. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. 

[scook]

To regain access to your account email support@cakewalk.com

https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021858293-What-happened-to-Cakewalk-SONAR-What-happens-to-everything-I-paid-for-

[Jeremy Jensen]

Thank you!!

[abacab]

Yes they have to manually recover your password at support. The automatic password recovery reset at the original Cakewalk site no longer functions, since it can't send out a response email.

[Craig Anderton]

And let's give BandLab a round of applause for continuing to keep the servers accessible for those of us who've been loyal to the program.

[Jeremy Jensen]

Cakewalk was able to get me going and I was able to redownload and install my CA-2A and Dimension Pro. Thanks Cakewalk!

[John Vere]

Just to add you won't need to do this again if you download everything from your old Sonar Command Center and then copy and save the Command Center download folder to a back up drive. It's a good practice to have all that valuable content backed up to at least 3 safe places. 

The command Center folder is found  Local disk C /Program Data/Cakewalk/ Downloads