how to add a utility to the utilities menu

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2014/04/13 11:33:28 (permalink)

how to add a utility to the utilities menu

I have a 32 bit wave editor that I have been using for a decade or so which now does not show up in X3-64 bit but used to in X1-32 bit.  How to fix?

Greg Graves, Ohmegga Audio Studio
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    scook
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    Re: how to add a utility to the utilities menu 2014/04/13 11:39:21 (permalink)
    https://www.cakewalk.com/...reader.aspx/2007013099
    FWIW, it does not matter that the editor is 32bit, it should work fine in 64bit SONAR. Just follow the directions to the letter. The most common mistake is setting the type to "Wave Editor". There should be no space; type should be set to WaveEditor.
    post edited by scook - 2014/04/13 12:25:29
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    Re: how to add a utility to the utilities menu 2014/04/13 12:23:26 (permalink)
    Mr scook, that link is dead.  (page not found)
     
    Is there a different one?
     
    Bob Bone
     

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    Re: how to add a utility to the utilities menu 2014/04/13 12:29:02 (permalink)
    I have updated the link. If it goes stale, I found it by using the search function on the Cakewalk home page for "third party editor"
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    Re: how to add a utility to the utilities menu 2014/04/13 12:54:15 (permalink)
    OK.  Thanks.  I am going to a full backup prior to messing with the registry.  If I never post on here again that is because I no longer have a functioning computer. 

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    scook
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    Re: how to add a utility to the utilities menu 2014/04/13 12:57:24 (permalink)
    If you prefer, Duckbar has a graphical interface for editing the Utility menu. It is available at http://www.sonarmods.com/forum/index.php (registration required to download).
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    Re: how to add a utility to the utilities menu 2014/04/13 21:46:59 (permalink)
    Thanks for correcting the link, scook.  It works fine now, and I have pulled up that page and will be saving off the content to my computer for later perusal.  
     
    Bob Bone
     

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    Sonar: Platinum (x64), X3 (x64) 
    Audio Interfaces: AudioBox 1818VSL, Steinberg UR-22
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