scook

Zargg
http://forum.cakewalk.com/From-X1-to-Platinum-Plugins-amp-Soft-Synths-A-Comprehensive-List-m3228689.aspx

The list I linked contains info from SONAR 3 through Platinum although I did not check it for the most recent Platinum.

I didn't notice your post until I posted, and that was the 1st link I found.

I've found that a few very old projects of mine don't load in SPLAT, so I've got Sonar 8.5 and Pro Audio 9 installed for that reason.
 
Most things load with no issues in 8.5, and once re-saved in 8.5 format will open up without issue in SPLAT.
 
In saying that, I've only got these installed on my Win 7 32 bit partition which I rarely need to look at nowadays.
 
V-Vocal was cool in the day, but I find Melodyne far superior.
 

msmcleod
 
V-Vocal was cool in the day, but I find Melodyne far superior.
 

This is true but if you are stuck using Melodyne Essential, V-Vocal can fill in some of the missing features.

Cactus Music
 I'll set a restore point first. I think I will miss the Lexicon and LP 64. V Vocal was also cool.

Yeah I like the Lexicon Pantheon... You could do what I did... Just copy the dlls from a prior install, the 32 or 64 bit set, i.e. (Pantheon.dll and PanthSur.dll - x86) and/or (Pantheon.dll - 64 bit), to a specific location and do a regsvr32 on only the Pantheon.dll, and viola the latest Splat 32 & 64 bit sees & loads 'em just fine!

scook

msmcleod
 
V-Vocal was cool in the day, but I find Melodyne far superior.
 

This is true but if you are stuck using Melodyne Essential, V-Vocal can fill in some of the missing features.

The version of melodyne included with sonar cannot do "autotune" affect fx, so v-vocal could be useful if you want that sound. Honestly though, odds are you have something that can approximate same effect. I discovered recently even the nectar elements plug can do so

I used to like those real basic plugins in Sonar 6 and 7 especially the single delay.