I lost my "Cakewalk Content" drive. Is there any way to restore from the install disk?

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2013/03/18 18:06:58 (permalink)

I lost my "Cakewalk Content" drive. Is there any way to restore from the install disk?

  I have Sonar X2 Producer installed on a machine and the drive containing the Cakewalk Content folder died (that's all that was on the drive). Is there a way to restore just that folder from the Cakewalk install to a different disk, or would I be better off reinstalling the whole program? Thanks, Jonathan
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    jb101
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    Re:I lost my "Cakewalk Content" drive. Is there any way to restore from the install disk? 2013/03/18 19:19:24 (permalink)
    I would imagine that you should be able to do a custom install and choose only the Cakewalk Content from the installer.
     
    I can't be sure as I downloaded X2.
     
    IIRC, my X1 discs had the content on disc four, but my memory is not what it used to be. 
      
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    Re:I lost my "Cakewalk Content" drive. Is there any way to restore from the install disk? 2013/03/18 20:38:53 (permalink)
    It looks like the download version of the additional content is about 781 MB, and is at the end of all of the other pieces.

    IF it is the same with the install discs, perhaps you could try seeing how big the content is on that last disc.

    That additional content is apparently a demo project - at least on what gets downloaded.

    I wish I knew more about the discs - sorry.

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