Hey, I got an idea, since I can't run Sonar while C3 does it's biz, I'm going to switch from the vinyl to FL Studio and play with Harmor some more. My opinion is that it is a lot of fun and runs right now, while I'm waiting on the powers that be. Rest assured that I will report once the Sonar update is complete and I can once again move forward with learning Sonar and verifying bug fixes like the whole drum map updates. Background DL is no problem for me (if warned accurately!!). But if I have to hold C3'ss hand at every step, I'm easily amused and difficult to distract sometimes.
 
"Time is too short for those who love"
 
 
Anderton is 80% complete. Joy!
 
 

CCC will probably be updated this month and maybe it will do it all at once. But don't worry the ccc installation will be supplied in 14 packages... ;)

If I had it to do over again, I would listen to Tommy. Haven't done that in years. It was kind of my Sgt Pepper.. Knew it all from front to back. Or now that I think about it, maybe the White Album...
 
music to download by

I must confess to actually having both, though I would have to check. I'm mostly cassette tape guy actually. Anybody remember Dr. Demento? I've got CD's and tapes. 
 
Thanks for the response. I just got the Impulses installed. FLS was running sweet before I needed to put oyster sauce on the steak. Just another day, as they say. My next choice is ????
 
Digital Labs, and I'm almost complete, I can only hope but the end of the tunnel seems to be in sight. I'm hoping so because I'm picking my NFlix dinner film and Sonar will wait.

Yeah, a completionist success and everything appears to be green. Per, 'Life in the Slaw Lane', "It's a Garden Out There".
 
Time 9:34. Let's see how Sonar run's tomorrow morning. Please say, I don't have to re-create any preferences because they might be in the reg and now registered differently. 
 
Do I need to re-scan VST's for instance? Maybe shift folder destinations? Just preparing for tomorrow.
 
 
 
 

Yup. do a manual vst scan and away you go.. Of course you may have it set to scan on startup. That gets annoying to me, even with just 156 plugins.
 
Ps - There's Klingons on the starboard bow.......
 
Scrape em off Jim!

Has this thread got anything to do with Staff View or Notation fixes (or anything for that matter) ?
Good . . .  I don't think to much time and energy should be spent on those things.
 
I grew a garden once when I was on the farm, I didn't plant any pumpkin though, shame  . . . I like pumpkin . . . the carrots and lettuce were a raging success though . . . wait a minute . . . I'm rambling . . . oh well, at least I'm in the right place it seems.
 
Whoops . . . there goes the kettle . . . I'm out of here . . .

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Do I need to re-scan VST's for instance? Maybe shift folder destinations? Just preparing for tomorrow.

 
I would highly recommend a VST reset AND re-scan. You do it from Preferences. 
 
After installing SONAR do a reset AND rescan. Rescan alone is not enough. 

1. Launch SONAR and then go to Edit > Preferences
2. Navigate to File - VST Settings
3. Underneath Scan Options, place a check mark next to "Rescan Failed Plug-ins" and "Rescan Existing Plug-ins"
4. Click the [Reset...] button
5. You will be presented with the message: "This will reset configuration settings for all your VST plug-ins to defaults. VST Plug-ins will be unavailable until a VST Scan is performed. Any custom configuration settings will be lost. Are you sure you want to do this?".
6. Click [Yes]
7. Click the [Scan] button
8. At this point, the background VST scanner will scan through your list of plug-ins.
9. When the background scanner is complete, you can reapply any custom settings to your plug-ins.

 
IMPORTANT: After going through this process, remove the check marks next to "Rescan Failed Plug-ins" and "Rescan Existing Plug-ins", especially if you have "Automatic Background Scan" enabled. Leaving all of these options configured simultaneously could lead to a continuous scan loop.