Sonar X2 installation.....

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2012/09/14 10:45:05 (permalink)

Sonar X2 installation.....

I recently pre-ordered the Sonar X2 Producer.
My question is as follows: not having  installed  the D upgrade of Sonar X1 expanded will I be able to install Sonar X2 Producer without any problems?
 
Thank's in advance for your replies.
 
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/09/14 10:58:59 (permalink)
    X1 and X2 are 2 different programs. You do not install X2 over X1. You do not need X1 to instal X2.

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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/09/14 13:04:52 (permalink)
    Does this mean that, when I install Sonar X2,  Sonar X1 and all references to it will have to be uninstalled or can they still be kept in the system?
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/09/14 13:08:12 (permalink)
    it means they both can be kept on the same system
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/09/14 13:31:54 (permalink)
    Thank you
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/09/16 12:24:28 (permalink)
    Will the projects, whether completed or in progress, done in Sonar X1 be able to run on X2 without a problem and if there are any projects that need to be worked on, will we be able to continue where we left off in Sonar X1?
     
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/09/16 12:27:01 (permalink)
    yes to both questions
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/09/16 13:25:48 (permalink)
    Gerry1943


    Will the projects, whether completed or in progress, done in Sonar X1 be able to run on X2 without a problem and if there are any projects that need to be worked on, will we be able to continue where we left off in Sonar X1?
     
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    Yes, but be aware if after you work on a Project in X2 and the try (for any reason) to re-open in X1, some extended features of X2 may not be available in X1. Carefully plan your migration to X2 on a project by project basis.


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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/12/11 13:39:16 (permalink)
    What about the plugins folder? do we need to re-install all the plugins or point a shortcut to plugin folder of X1? thank you
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/12/11 13:47:21 (permalink)
    X1 and X2 run independently, but share the same plug-ins. When X2 is installed, I believe it automatically uses the settings from X1 for plug in and shared folder locations.
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/12/11 15:15:20 (permalink)
    During the installation, you will be asked if you want to migrate settings from an older version (if you have one installed). In addition, the installation will show you that there are shared folders installed already and just use those. You won't be able to change them. So you'll be all set.

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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/12/11 15:19:40 (permalink)
    Thank you very much @ Mettelus and Garrigus. Best Regards
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    Re:Sonar X2 installation..... 2012/12/21 11:27:24 (permalink)
    I'm a newbie to Sonar, and I've just installed both X1 and - although a couple of days later - X2. While I'm quite happy with X1, X2 has a fatal tendency to crash as soon as I open a project. Therefore, I keep working with X1 - and X2a didn't help... I hasten to add that X1 was installed from the DVD, and I don't remember being asked to choose a version. I was asked when I installed X2, though, and I went for the 64bit. I wonder if that was a good idea...
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