Notecrusher

scook
I believe C3 will show yellow until both 32bit and 64bit version 21.3.00 Build 20 are installed.

NO. C3 is for 64 bit install only. You must install Sonar 32 bit manually.

My post had a context which you ignored. The post was in response to the post above it.

Notecrusher

scook
 
 when one elects install both 32bit and 64bit versions

 
Are you sure there is such an option in CCC? I don't remember being presented w/ that. AND I would add, Cake tech support told me CCC is for 64-bit install only.

It is not an option in C3 and I did not say it was. C3 installs 32bit SONAR on 32bit Windows and 64bit SONAR on 64bit Windows.

TimV
 
I reinstalled the 32 bit version from the Cambridge update (from the ProgramData folder): UP2 Steup 21.2.0.21. Now it opens without the error message about missing CWVideoEngine.dll. It's a big relief, since I'm using it for part of a project I'm finishing, but it could be nice to have the new features.
 

 
While you will have to determine the wisdom of updating in the middle of a project, as far as obtaining the Dorchester features, Sonar 32 bit install (on 64 bit Windows) must be managed manually, (although it seems CCC will show the status as yellow if you do not maintain it to current). So as before, go to the Cakewalk store, dl the setup from your account and run it.

We really need a good analyzer using a eq analyzer is not havig real analyzer. .so craig caan you get someoone to look into adding this into this great program. 

thornton
We really need a good analyzer using a eq analyzer is not havig real analyzer. .so craig caan you get someoone to look into adding this into this great program.

I think the easiest way to add a good analyzer is to install Voxengo Span, which is free and effective (they also offer a free audio spectrum analyzer). I too would like to see some additional analysis tools in SONAR, but for now Span covers a lot of territory.

Love SPAN!
 

Anderton

thornton
We really need a good analyzer using a eq analyzer is not havig real analyzer. .so craig caan you get someoone to look into adding this into this great program.

I think the easiest way to add a good analyzer is to install Voxengo Span, which is free and effective (they also offer a free audio spectrum analyzer). I too would like to see some additional analysis tools in SONAR, but for now Span covers a lot of territory.

Somthing integrated in the gui or dock (ala Soundforge or some) would be great and a special Master section with great metering and Vu option a small gogniometer , crorrelation ect .....

joel77
Love SPAN!
 

Another +1 for SPAN.
 
-Susan

|:Span, Span, Span, Span:|
 
Lusty Vikings
 
I like Span too.

Hi all
 
I have a slight install problem with the Dorchester update
I get an error message upon install for:
Bitbridge.dll (deletefile failed code 5; access is denied)
and the same one for
VstScan.dll
 
I ignored them (retry did not help), but not sure if that was the right thing do
 
Platinum seems to work ok though
 
Any idea what is going on, or if this is serious?