Does Sonar’s installation remove the TTS-1?

[Bass Guitar]

Im curious because someone has posted in the Instrument forum about how installing Sonar removes the TTS-1? 
I thought that there’s an option to choose to keep your old settings and so on. 

[David Baay]

If you have a licensed installation of SONAR, TTS-1 will remain available. No action is needed to preserve it.

[mettelus]

+1, an install shouldn't remove anything, but I have had TTS-1 unregister itself often enough (due to PC maintenance) that I keep a txt file on my desktop to re-register it on the fly (needs to be entered from a command prompt):

         regsvr32 "c:\program files\cakewalk\shared dxi\tts-1\tts-1.dll"

[Bass Guitar]

OK. That’s what I thought. It’s just abandon ware and Im sure Roland has no problem with the fact that people are still using it. 
I mostly use Coyote. 
 

[sjoens]

 

13 hours ago, mettelus said:

I keep a txt file on my desktop to re-register it on the fly (needs to be entered from a command prompt):

Does that also work with VSTs?  Maybe that's why 64 bit BREVERB2 isn't showing in my SONAR ProChannel lists.

If not, I may need to reinstall SONARs X1 thru SPlat.

[Glenn Stanton]

if using the command center to install, just select the FX components rather than the entire DAW (unless of course you want to). it's how i installed all my older stuff into my new laptop without have all the DAW programs.

[mettelus]

9 hours ago, sjoens said:

Does that also work with VSTs?  Maybe that's why 64 bit BREVERB2 isn't showing in my SONAR ProChannel lists.

Registering a dll with Windows (what that command does) and activating/registering a plugin with a vendor are two different things, so unless a VST is unlocked (no registration/activation required), that won't work.

With BREVERB specifically, Overloud released an unlocked version for Cakewalk users during the great Gibson debacle. The issue with that one specifically was that every Command Center update overwrote the registration (reverting it to the Cakewalk-limited version), so if you wanted to continue using the Overloud released (unlocked) version, it had to be re-installed after every Cakewalk update (essentially, the latest install is what was "usable"). Is that the version of BREVERB you are referring to?

[sjoens]

Not sure... but I found an X2 BREVERB install file and it's all up and working now.

So, I have at least 4 versions of BREVERB: 0.0.8.0, 1.0.1.0, 2.1.1.2, and 2.1.1.3 and they're all in different locations.  The one seemingly affecting ProChannel was 2.1.1.2 in Cakewalk\VSTPlugins\BREVERB.  But I thought it would have been 1.0.1.0 in Cakewalk\Shared Utilities\Internal, where the main PC modules hide.  Maybe the two are part of the same install. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Bristol_Jonesey]

2.1.13 is the latest VST version

1.0.0.1 is the PC version

Those are the only 2 on my system