Hi. IRRC the plugins used by the SD are Boost 11, PX64 (Percussion Strip), TL64 (Tube Leveler) and VX64 (Vocal Strip).
All the best.

Zargg71
Hi. IRRC the plugins used by the SD are Boost 11, PX64 (Percussion Strip), TL64 (Tube Leveler) and VX64 (Vocal Strip).
All the best.

That would strongly suggest that the new Shared Utilities directories I'm seeing...
 
StBoost (Boost11)
StPX64 (Percussion Strip)
StTL64 (Tube Leveler)
StVX64 (Vocal Strip)
 
...are the brains behind the Style Dial implementations...but I'm not seeing anything for the 8 individual UI's that should be presented.

I'll have to try a full reset rescan and see what that scares up.

Hmm...not seeing the Panipulator yet either.
 

The Style Dials defaults to (on my laptop) C:\Cakewalk Content\SONAR Platinum\Style Dial FX. The Panipulator is under Boz Digital Labs ProChannel Collection in CCC, or on your products page at cakewalk.com, in case you did not download / install it yet.
All the best.

Zargg71
The Style Dials defaults to (on my laptop) C:\Cakewalk Content\SONAR Platinum\Style Dial FX. The Panipulator is under Boz Digital Labs ProChannel Collection in CCC, or on your products page at cakewalk.com, in case you did not download / install it yet.
All the best.

Thank you!  I'll count that as useful information.

Well...I can't speak for the OP...but I've found my problem.
 
It appears that the "front door" for Style Dial FX (on my system) is in...
 
C:\Music\Applications\Cakewalk\SonarData\SONAR Platinum\Style Dial FX
 
...it was in...
 
C:\Music\Applications\Cakewalk\SonarData\Style Dial FX
 
...but it couldn't be found there.
 
Most everything else in this directory pile is located via registry entries (see Preferences/File/Folder Locations).  This one is apparently hard coded (as I rather expect new ones going forward will be).