Demo easy to uninstall?

Question: If I download the demo version of SONAR X1 and decide I don't like it, how hard is it to uninstall, and what's the likelihood it will screw with my other installs? Current promotion looks pretty good. Thanks. Mark

Uninstalling is way simple.  Just go the start menu, and in the Cakewalk --> Sonar Folder, click, "uninstall."

What I like to do after I uninstall, is check the paths of where the folders used to be, "making sure I've got the all clear." and then RUN --> regedit...   "makin sure I've got the all clear."

Simple, simple, in the grand scheme of things...

And that's not to say the X1 demo uninstaller isn't thorough. I haven't tried to uninstall the demo I downloaded months ago. Never even used the darned thing actually. I just popped it open to make sure it all looked normal.

Yeah, Ableton Live is for a specific purpose. Easily constructing and triggering loops. Sonar is more organic and does the stuff an old rock dinosaur like myself needs to do but it still has some pretty power loop and trigger functions. I'm still very much intrigued by Reaper but it is extremely bare bones and I wonder about stability/compatibility with it. I look at Reaper as the gutter punk of DAWs while Sonar is more of the working man's platform and Pro Tools is the business executive at the top keeping a stranglehold on our economy while not really contributing much back to society. Ableton is the wacky raver kid living off a trust fund and blasting dance music at 4 in the morning next door while the rest of us try to get some sleep. Damned kids.

Well when I was first told about Reaper years ago the buzz was that it was a bunch of program developer/engineers who were sick of PT and other ridiculously priced DAWs and decided to come up with an open source alternative. It's still only $60 (and you can still get a full version for free) so IDK. I thought the point was to stick it to the man. Essentially the Linux of DAWs. I could be wrong though as I often am.

Heh... thanks but I'm sure there are others more in need than I. When I'm ready to mess with Reaper I don't mind paying the full price. For now I've got my fancy Sonar stuff to work with so I'm more than happy. Again though thanks for the offer. As far as plugs and stuff whenever I get smart enough I'll probably try to create some of my own little presets and stuff to share with the forum. For actual plugs and VSTs all mine are registered and likely going to be used so can't help ya there. Cheers.