denverdrummer
Does anyone know if you can pick up a e-licenser at Guitar Center?  I'm going to get the crossgrade, but I'd rather not wait on Amazon to get the licenser.  I can be up and running tomorrow if I can get the dongle at GC.

yes they have them there  they are around 30 dollars

For 24 hours I wrote Steinberg an email, that I need a Trial for Cubase Pro 9.5 
---- because of "Cakewalk SONAR" -----.
They answer me, the trial is ready in the next days.
If this Crossgrade is real - they are very fast.
 
In our special case of digitizing tapes, vinyl ... I'm interested in the very special "offline processing" of selected clips. This is something Studio One cannot do. But SONAR does since over 10 years since it handles audio.

European sale right now, but should be in US shops at the beginning of the week because of Thanksgiving.
 

I take it that the OP couldn't post a link due to his low post count ...
here try this for a little more  info
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=495150
 
Kenny

denverdrummer
Does anyone know if you can pick up a e-licenser at Guitar Center?  I'm going to get the crossgrade, but I'd rather not wait on Amazon to get the licenser.  I can be up and running tomorrow if I can get the dongle at GC.

Yes, they normally carry it.  Of course, a phone call to the store would leave no doubt.

 
Thanks guys! I appreciate the info!

Wow.
289.- Euro instead of 579.- Euro. That means HALF price for SPLAT user.

I am very tempted by Cubase, but I had problems with it last time I used it which was many years ago admittedly. It was quite unstable. Also, I didn't like Steinberg's tight-fisted attitude - you have to pay for every single update. That's why I ended up with Cakewalk. I'll be sticking with Sonar for now but I may get another DAW to get up to speed with if the price is good.

THambrecht
Wow.
289.- Euro instead of 579.- Euro. That means HALF price for SPLAT user.

Isn't that just the standard crossgrade price - that's what I see, but nothing special for Cakewalkers.

hi just tried to post a link to the original thread but it didn't work
So sorry to see Sonar go, my 1st version was Home studio 5 around 1995!
I've always had Sonar running here but I mostly use Cubase Pro these days 9.5 is a great update worth a look 
good luck with whatever you choose to use in the future
cheers
 
Matt