The closing of this forum is indeed the end of an era! Many thanks to Noel and everyone on the forum for decades of music making and help with Cakewalk's products.
 
All the best for the future,
Bruce.

Why are people saying so long when there is nothing to say goodbye to? The 0's and 1's of this forum are now replaced by some new 0's and 1's. I've never felt it necessary to say so long to an old version of a vst that I am upgrading. It seems like a lot of people are doing the equivalent of getting up from your seat in a friend's dining room, saying goodbye to them and then walking from there into the same friend's living room only to sit back down and say, "Hi it's so good to see you."

With a damp little eye, to Band Lab we fly.
And with a little decorum, we say goodbye to this forum.

 
 

I directly attribute any and all success I have achieved in the digital recording industry to this forum and it's more than able participants. I learned more here than any course on digital gear and techniques. For this I will be forever grateful!
Now to move on to the new forum with a fresh and revitalizing outlook for better things to come.
Boy! We have come a long way from the doom and gloom of the Gibson announcement that Cakewalk was dead. May Cakewalk survive a long and prosperous existence that benefits us all!
To this forum I bid a fond farewell and thanks. See you all in the new forum.

rebel007
With a damp little eye
and a little decorum
t’wards a wider path from a narrow track.
To BandLab we fly
say goodbye to this forum
(unless you are an unsentimental yak).
 

Fixed that for you.
 

Royal Yaksman
Why are people saying so long when there is nothing to say goodbye to? The 0's and 1's of this forum are now replaced by some new 0's and 1's. I've never felt it necessary to say so long to an old version of a vst that I am upgrading. It seems like a lot of people are doing the equivalent of getting up from your seat in a friend's dining room, saying goodbye to them and then walking from there into the same friend's living room only to sit back down and say, "Hi it's so good to see you."

 
It's more like your local pub being taken over by new management. You lose 'your' barstool, and they put in a widescreen TV where the dartboard was.
 

See you all in the new digs! :)
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jamesg1213
It's more like your local pub being taken over by new management. You lose 'your' barstool, and they put in a widescreen TV where the dartboard was.
 

Wait. They're getting rid of the dartboard?!!... But how are we supposed to yell, "One hundred and eightyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!"
 
Also I'm less worried by the lose my stool situation, than I am by a loose stool situation!