Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition...

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2011/05/22 22:34:22 (permalink)

Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition...

Well I'm always a few years behind but it suits me well. My question is, I want to uninstall HS6XL to install Sonar 7 but I dont want to lose my projects. How do I safely do this?

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    57Gregy
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    Re:Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition... 2011/05/23 00:38:58 (permalink)
    Dont uninstall SHS 6. Unless HD space is limited.
     

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    Re:Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition... 2011/05/23 01:10:18 (permalink)
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    Dont uninstall SHS 6...
     


    A BIG +1 to that.  Each version of Sonar takes up very little room, so there's no reason to un-install previous versions.  You don't want to risk losing plug-ins you want - and as a regular at the X1 Forum, I can't tell you how many times I've seen posts from users who freak out because for some reason they un-installed older Sonars and ended up in the proverbial sh$t creek without a paddle.  Keep all of yer Sonars - you never know when you'll need them.

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    Re:Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition... 2011/05/23 06:22:04 (permalink)
    So you's guys think I should just install Sonar 7 Producer Edition right ontop of HS6XL? Has there been any complaints of incompatibility? (Primary reason why I got 7 is because HS6XL really was a bare bones version that pissed me off with it's limitations...ie: no Audiosnap, no VC 64 along with a buggy pluggin manager and console view).

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    Re:Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition... 2011/05/23 07:16:31 (permalink)
    there's no problem with "incompatibility" - in fact you can use your plugins and softsynths from SHS6XL in Sonar 7 if you leave it alone and just install Sonar 7.  the program itself will install in a different folder and the shared plugins and softsynths will install in the shared directories.

    sonar products are designed to do exactly that.

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    Re:Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition... 2011/05/23 09:12:25 (permalink)
    Thanks Beagle, (after four years of being on this forum you always come through in detail on all of my questions). 

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    Re:Bye Bye HS6XL and Hello to Sonar 7 Producer Edition... 2011/05/24 21:33:05 (permalink)
    glad to help, "Lord Wippa"!


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