I can see that TTS-1 is listed as an Audio FX, so it can't be inserted as a synth. It works fine on all the old project where it's allready inserted. Question is how do I change it to instrument so I can add it ?

Hi. The TTS (I believe) is a Dxi only, and has to be inserted through the insert Soft Synth option.

All the best.
Edit. Maybe you have it enabled as an effect, and excluded from Dxi?

Thanks for the reply. Yes, thats the way it used to works but now it's gone from that view and I don't know how to enable it as a soft synth and not an audio effect.

I wonder if that would be through the Cakewalk Plug-In Manager?
 
Bob Bone
 

robert_e_bone
I wonder if that would be through the Cakewalk Plug-In Manager?
 
Bob Bone
 

I suspect you're right, but I've allready tried and I can't figure out how to move it.
 

Is it also listed under DirectX Instruments?   If not, what if you click on the Show Excluded option (lower left)?
 
 

Theres nothing under excluded in DX instruments

I guess I need more coffee.  I haven't figured this out yet, but had a thought.
 
You indicated in your original post of the thread that it worked in older projects where it had already been inserted.
 
That being the case, why not try to create a track template from one of those old projects, by selecting a midi track that is assigned to TTS-1, and right-click on it and click on Save as Track Template, giving it some brilliant name like TTS-1, and then you might be able to simply insert that track template into a new project and end up with Sonar loading TTS-1 into the synth rack for you, and adding a midi track assigned to it.
 
Just a thought, 
 
Bob Bone
 

More than TTS-1 is messed up in the image above. I doubt this is the installation used to create the old projects.
Which version of SONAR is this?
What OS?
How was SONAR installed?

robert_e_bone
I guess I need more coffee.  I haven't figured this out yet, but had a thought.
 
You indicated in your original post of the thread that it worked in older projects where it had already been inserted.
 
That being the case, why not try to create a track template from one of those old projects, by selecting a midi track that is assigned to TTS-1, and right-click on it and click on Save as Track Template, giving it some brilliant name like TTS-1, and then you might be able to simply insert that track template into a new project and end up with Sonar loading TTS-1 into the synth rack for you, and adding a midi track assigned to it.
 
Just a thought, 
 
Bob Bone
 

 
Yup, this worked. Thanks. Didn't know about that one. I feel I have only scratched the surface of what Sonar can do.