• SONAR
  • Petition to insure authorization in the event of ... (p.10)
2017/11/23 21:24:26
AndrewLMacaulay
Sign me up as well
2017/11/23 21:28:17
jadonx
yes......the honourable thing would be for Gibson to see this through
2017/11/23 21:37:34
SteveStrummerUK
 
"I'm Spartacus"
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
"... and so is my wife"
2017/11/23 21:40:02
musichoo
Yes. +1
2017/11/23 21:43:51
jbraner
Absolutely YES!
We need to know we can open an old project 2 or 3 years down the line - even if we change PC.
2017/11/23 23:48:38
bass2rez
I wholeheartedly agree. 
 
We have spent a lot of money on Sonar and I also paid for the Sonar Platinum Lifetime Updates in June 2016, along with many others.
 
I want to and need to be able to install or reinstall Sonar on any compatible Windows computer now and into the future.
 
Therefore, the licensing and authentication system needs to become an offline file-based or code-based authentication method that does not rely on an online system.
 
This is the very least we should be offered.
 
Regards,
Steve
 
 
2017/11/24 00:20:47
teego
yes
 
2017/11/24 00:31:54
HomeStudioSimplified
I have attempted to entice as many audio related companies as possible in the Twitter sphere by using the hashtag #savecakewalk it may help if we get enough retweets and shares to at least put it in front of them. I have tagged a ton of businesses and privately owned companies as well. Worst case scenario I have to use Platinum until it dies, but I still jave this glimmer of hope that an investor will seize the opportunity to snag up a solid force in the home studio/pro studio realm.
2017/11/24 00:37:48
townstra
I'm in.  I would hope to at least be able to use SPLAT since I got in on the lifetime updates as long as Windows willl allow.
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