Hypocrita, what you say is accurate for X3 Producer to Sonar Platinum, though some would word it differently
(to Sonar Professional, it's 100$).
 
I haven't seen a Sonar Professional to Platinum price.
 
See Which version is right for you?
 

John, thanks for the link.  (have downloaded Platinum and will be installing it this weekend)

Paul P
 
Hypocrita, what you say is accurate for X3 Producer to Sonar Platinum, though some would word it differently
(to Sonar Professional, it's 100$).
 
I haven't seen a Sonar Professional to Platinum price.
 
See
 

Right, that's what I'm interested in.
The upgrade price from SONAR Professional (not X3 Producer) to SONAR Plat.

Hello!

My apologies, I misread what you were interested in!
As far as I know, that information is not available yet, but as you've seen, I can definitely be wrong! =)

Take care!
-Hypocrita

No prob.
 
As you can see I can't find the info either!
 
(Sorry OP, to get back on track do get Voxengo Span or Blue Cat's freebies)

FCCfirstclass
John, thanks for the link.  (have downloaded Platinum and will be installing it this weekend)

I think you're going to like it. 

just to clarify: there is NO spectrum analyzer like the cakewalk AN-879 analyst that is included with sonar platinum?
That just seems so backwards that I'd have to download a third party plugin just to do such a simple and critical task..

speshalK7
just to clarify: there is NO spectrum analyzer like the cakewalk AN-879 analyst that is included with sonar platinum?
That just seems so backwards that I'd have to download a third party plugin just to do such a simple and critical task..

 
You can look at it this way...
 
As you may have seen...Voxengo's SPAN has become the defacto standard in SONAR circles for quite some time.  Cakewalk included an analyzer at one time, but very few people used it, because they had "imprinted" on SPAN already.  Cake probably was merely reacting to the "truth on the ground" and decided to stop shipping (and supporting) something that was getting minimal use anyway.
 
Also...it allows Voxengo a foot in the door to introduce their product line to Cakewalk customers...in a "one hand washes the other" fashion.

speshalK7
just to clarify: there is NO spectrum analyzer like the cakewalk AN-879 analyst that is included with sonar platinum?
That just seems so backwards that I'd have to download a third party plugin just to do such a simple and critical task..

If you have Platinum there is analysis available via the EQ in the Pro Channel. Use the fly-out feature to enlarge the the display and the analysis will be running on screen behind the EQ points.

Blue Cat Audio also has a free version of their FreqAnalyst. I use FreqAnalyst Pro or Multi most often, when one is needed separate from an EQ...
 
http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_FreqAnalyst/