• SONAR
  • can you put Sonar on more than one computer?
2018/11/06 00:09:25
TcsOnline2
can you put Sonar on more than one computer?
2018/11/06 01:31:03
promidi
Yes, as long as you're using only one at any one time.
2018/11/06 04:07:39
stevesweat
sonar doesn't exist and cakewalk is free, interesting question. Can we share our Sonar extras??
2018/11/06 04:40:15
sock monkey
promidi
Yes, as long as you're using only one at any one time.




 
 
This is not correct anymore.  And even in the past your only limit is that some of the included VST's only allowed for 2 installs. 
2018/11/06 05:04:14
promidi
sock monkey
promidi
Yes, as long as you're using only one at any one time.


This is not correct anymore.  And even in the past your only limit is that some of the included VST's only allowed for 2 installs. 


I must have missed the new terms and conditions for Sonar. 

Gibson only ceased development of Sonar products.  And far as I'm aware, Gibson did not issue new terms and conditions for Sonar products when they announced the cessation of development in November 2017, therefore, technically, the original licensing terms still apply.

If Gibson has granted users the unfettered right to install and use simultaneous, multiple installations at once, can you provide a link?
2018/11/06 11:05:46
John
Gibson no longer has anything to do with it. They sold the rights and code to Bandlab. I think they would have a very hard time in court if they were to object. Right now as far as I can figure it is Bandlab that has control.  
2018/11/06 14:11:20
LJB
I run 4 PCs with Cakewalk and one with SPLAT on it - it has not complained yet!
2018/11/06 14:41:29
DeeringAmps
It was always a "gentlemens" (gentlepersons?) agreement.
If Splat "authorized" you were good to go; one to one hundred.
In the X days, and before, you had the code, run as many, as often, as you like.
I'm sure there were many copies running simultaneously; just a fact of life.
We all (most) followed the upgrade path and kept cake going; well sorta...
 
How many times has this question been asked?
 
T
 
Do you remove the "DO NOT REMOVE UNDER PENALTY OF LAW" type tags from your pillows and mattresses, etc.
Do you really think the 'do not remove' police are gonna jump out and get cha?
Just sayin'...
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