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I use them ALL the time! Without problems...

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As do I, but it really depends on the plug-in, though. There's 32-bit Cakewalk plug-ins that don't load in 64-bit Sonar.

Does anyone know how to get ahold of tech support. All of a sudden can not play back songs I recorded last week. I have Sonar Platinum and Focusrite 18i8. It crashed and when I restarted it, I get the message "Unable to open audio record device. Device may not support the current project' audio format.I followed the directions that the FAQ gave me and still no luck. Imput drivers; Device settings are all checked Focusrite usb 2.0 audio driver... Out put Drivers: Focusrite USB 2.0Driver mon 1 ...Hp1l and so on...Record timing master: Focusrite USB2.0. Sample rate 44100. playback and recording: Driver mode ASIO.
I have been trying to email anyone for help but I cannot find an email address for cakewalk support. How do you get help when the FAQs don't help?

David Mitchell
Does anyone know how to get ahold of tech support. All of a sudden can not play back songs I recorded last week. I have Sonar Platinum and Focusrite 18i8. It crashed and when I restarted it, I get the message "Unable to open audio record device. Device may not support the current project' audio format.I followed the directions that the FAQ gave me and still no luck. Imput drivers; Device settings are all checked Focusrite usb 2.0 audio driver... Out put Drivers: Focusrite USB 2.0Driver mon 1 ...Hp1l and so on...Record timing master: Focusrite USB2.0. Sample rate 44100. playback and recording: Driver mode ASIO.
I have been trying to email anyone for help but I cannot find an email address for cakewalk support. How do you get help when the FAQs don't help?

You'll want to start a new thread if you're looking for support here on the forum.
 
You can email Cakewalk Technical Support here: http://www.cakewalk.com/Support/Email

You can also run the 32 bit version of Sonar side by side with the 64 bit.

Check in your Command Centre download folder(defined in the paths page of CCC) and double click the latest Sonar installer.

At some given point you'll be given an option to install 32 or 64 bit version. Choose 32 bit.

It will be installed by default in the C:\Program Files (x86\ Cakewalk\. Folder

For best organisation keep your 32 bit and 64 bit plugins seperate. And direct the appropriate Sonar version to the appropriate Plugin folder.

Try installing the 64bit versions if available, otherwise, JBridge will probably be your best option.

Wow, thanks everyone!
I'm considering dumping the 32-bit stuff now. There seems to be enough cool 64-bit plugins that come with Sonar Platinum as it is, right?
I'm going to start another post about Folder management, as I have questions about how Sonar finds everything.
Thanks again everyone!