CareyLetendre
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New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
Thumbs up to Cakewalk for streamlining the X3 installer by getting rid of all those antiquated (Cyclone, Psyn II, etc. notwithstanding) legacy plugins!
Here's to moving forward ;)
Carey
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:38:54
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Psyn II ain't bad though!
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:40:16
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Of course, when you move to a new machine, it will make installing a single version of SONAR that can open older projects a bit more complicated.
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Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:42:22
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scook
Of course, when you move to a new machine, it will make installing a single version of SONAR that can open older projects a bit more complicated.
Would it be useful if we provided a "Legacy Cakewalk Plugins" installer?
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:44:18
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Oh yeah, that would help. How would that work since things came in at different times? I guess it would just be the difference between X2 and X3.
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:47:08
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scook
Of course, when you move to a new machine, it will make installing a single version of SONAR that can open older projects a bit more complicated.
Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
Would it be useful if we provided a "Legacy Cakewalk Plugins" installer?
I would think that would be very useful to have in that scenario.
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Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:49:29
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It would only include plugins that we retain the right to distribute and were shipped with X2 but removed from X3.
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scook
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:55:14
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Yeah it would help. Not just new machines but clean installs too. Especially for those that work off download installers. Would that include V-Vocal and R-Mix?
thanks
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Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 14:58:48
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scook
Yeah it would help. Not just new machines but clean installs too. Especially for those that work off download installers. Would that include V-Vocal and R-Mix?
thanks
Probably not.
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paulo
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 15:06:50
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Bill Jackson [Cakewalk]
Probably not.
Read as No. apparently they're not as close to Roland as they used to be. ;)
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scook
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Re: New Installer Letting Go Of The Past
2013/09/28 16:07:09
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I did not think it would. A legacy plug-in installer still might be useful but without R-Mix less so. Now, if you guys could refactor the X2 installers....
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