I'm sure if I have these already with x2 Producer but I don't remember seeing them. Just wondering what the story is on these plugs. Anything unique about them? Can they be used in other programs?
 
http://www.store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=35-CWF11.02-10E
 
http://www.store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=35-CWF21.01-10E
 
http://www.store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=35-CWF31.01-10E
 
Cheers.

Very old 32bit DX effects. Can be used in any DX host. The come with SONAR except for FX3. Not part of the standard 64bit SONAR installation process.

Also wondering whether these synths might be unique compared to what I already have...
 
SFZ +
 
http://www.store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=35-CWSZ1.40-20E
 
Square I
 
http://www.store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=35-CWSQ1.40-20E
 
I may snag this stuff anyway if they work in other DAWs. Might start playing around with Reaper one day and I'm not what kind of tools come with it (not abandoning Sonar... just curious).

Thanks, scook. That third one does look like it might be interesting but meh on the 32 bit thing. I could maybe use them on my old machine though but I've pretty much abandoned it at this point. Cheers.
 

All old 32bit DX too. You would need to use a DX to VST wrapper to get these to work in most hosts. Triangle II is also a freebie. The rgc synth between Square I and Pentagon I.

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Thanks, scook. That third one does look like it might be interesting but meh on the 32 bit thing. I could maybe use them on my old machine though but I've pretty much abandoned it at this point. Cheers.
 

Only if the host supports DX or you use a DX to VST wrapper.

Huh. Sounds problematic. Probably not worth fiddling around with. Thanks.

Is triangle II 64bit?

No, it was never ported to 64bit.

Both Square I and Triangle II work fine on my 64-bit system (well, as much as I've tried them so far).
It's nice to have all the synths, even if only to see the evolution they went through from the likes of PSYN to Rapture.
It's my understanding that SFZ+, contrary to its name (and namesake SFZ), won't read sfz files (multisamples), only sound fonts (I know nothing about sound fonts).