VSampler came with Sonar 3, I think.

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Seriously, how much physical space do install discs take up? ;)
 
Personally I miss printed manuals...I could read them anywhere!
 
Bill

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Create a shrine unto Cakewalk.
I have one on the upper shelf of the rumpus room closet. Sonar 6, 7 & 8 Boxes.
 

I have disks going back to Pro Audio 9! That would be Pro Audio 9, Sonar, Sonar 2, Sonar 3,4,5, 6,7,8. Sonar X1-X2-X3 are Downloads only + Platinum.  
Now I have Cakewalk by Bandlab. 

John
I have disks going back to Pro Audio 9! That would be Pro Audio 9, Sonar, Sonar 2, Sonar 3,4,5, 6,7,8. Sonar X1-X2-X3 are Downloads only + Platinum.  
Now I have Cakewalk by Bandlab. 

Do you keep them in a special folder?

Hi
Why keep old rubbish. "Use as pigeon scarers"
Lifes too short.
You always get what you pay for imo and the only thing that i will hold on to is my 1970's prog rock albums and 60s and 70s vinyl.
I do have one of the first broadband disks "Screaming.Net"
all the best
John

I keep everything. I men they do not take up too much space. If you do not have space for a small box it's time to move....I have them all.   CWPA 9 is the oldest I have, cannot find the 2 I had before that. But I have all the Sonars except the one time I didn't upgrade, It was Sonar 2 maybe, well whichever one came with Vsampler. I also have all the downloads that weren't on disk.
 Ahh, LIveSynth Pro--- I used the hell out of that app...............
I really don't keep other types, just the CW\Sonar stuff.