After this update, my Sonar Platinum identifies in Command Center as "Cambridge (21.2.0.21)"
In Sonar/Help/About it says "Version 21.2.00 Build 21 - x64"
 
Unclear what is gained by using slightly different naming and decimal placeholder conventions. Am posting in case it might be helpful to others.

BTW - are these updates cumulative OR does the command center only show the version you need to upgrade to currently and wont allow later updates until that one done?
 
Just curious - in case you forgot to say update to Braintree - will that have to be done first before Cambridge?
 
 
 

Looking good apart from the minor niggle that I am seeing the Hardgroove needs to be installed which I did for the previous Braintree release and on first open it spanked my customised control bar.

Has the Cambridge update been pulled off the CCC pending some issues ? 
I have tried twice to download the Cambridge update but can only see "Braintree" (21.01.00 Build 38) and I installed this a while back.
 
Do I need to update CCC perhaps ?

Even though I reset my Control bar yet again today it is trashed  

GREAT! I want to thank you guys for suggesting to reset the VSTs in Cambridge upgrade. All the suspicious looking boxes are gone from my PC list now. I don't know what happened but I sure am glad I have ya'll to pull me out of the ditch sometimes. It is greatly appreciated!

its very nice to see regular updates, fixes and add-ons .. I have always loved Cakewalk and still do... Thanks for making the best DAW in the world! 

My custom named VST plug in stayed the same through all of the updates...
my East West voices of passion which by default in the vst plugin window is just named eastweast 1
and I renamed it to Voices of Passion and it has stayed throughout the upgrades.......
so I'm not exactly sure why this is changing for some people.....
 

Plug-in names are stored in the VST Inventory entries in the registry. Renaming plug-ins using the Plug-in Properties Dialog in the Plug-in Manager and subsequently running a VST reset will restore plug-in names according to the VSTPlugInNameFormat setting. A VST reset starts by clearing the registry keys in the VST Inventory.

Thanks for the new update.  I just found out about it this AM and wow....the thread is already 3 pages long.