To the Bandlab version?
 
I have just installed the Bandlab version to a new PC, but a lot of Sonar stuff is missing. Is there some way to install these things (Boutique suites, instruments, pro channel etc etc, without having to install SPLAT or earlier versions?
 
Thanks

I don't think there is without using command center to install all the extra stuff.
its what i ended up doing when moving to a new pc this week.
Install command center, install all my paid content from platinum,
then install bandlab Cakewalk is the only way i know of.

joden
To the Bandlab version?
 
I have just installed the Bandlab version to a new PC, but a lot of Sonar stuff is missing. Is there some way to install these things (Boutique suites, instruments, pro channel etc etc, without having to install SPLAT or earlier versions?
 
Thanks

Nope.
 
If you installed CdB on the same machine as your existing Splat installation you should see all of the previously available plugins.
 
You didn't delete it did you?

This is what I came up with
1- From your old PC copy the Command Center download folder to a back up drive
2- On the new PC install CCC but don't run it yet.
3-Copy the CCC files from the Back up drive to the new CCC download folder
4-Run CC on the new PC and install all desired content. 
5-Now download and install the Bandlab Assistant
6-Install Cakewalk only do not install the additional content you don't need it now. 
 
CbB- Plug in pre sets, themes and other custom settings and stuff will need  setting up. Somethings do not get automatically ported over from Splat. 

I haven't tried it myself, but will the individual installers not work?
 
 

No, many things are directly part of Splat. See the sticky above. 
 

Thanks guys. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to do anything with the previous drive. But after reading the above suggestions, it reminded me about the option for custom installs from X3...so that is what I did, got session drummer 3 back plus a lot of the boutique stuff and instruments etc. Still working on a few others.
 
Might still give the CCC option (as mentioned above) a run too, but at the mo I have most of the stuff I need.
 
Again my thanks for the input folks, really appreciate it!

That's one way to do it is just get everything working and down the road if you find something missing, install it. You'd be surprised at what you don't need or use. 

Cactus Music
.......You'd be surprised at what you don't need or use. 

 
very VERY true!!!