I would say - of course you can. They're only files so you should be able to copy them with impunity

Hmmm, somehow Command Center changed the download location back to it's default on Drive C. I had to move it (again) to my Drive D Download folder. Maybe y'all should check to make sure yours hasn't changed as well.

The download path gets reset any time one logs out and back into the Command Center. This is why I use a directory junction instead of changing the path in the Command Center. This way I can leave the Command Center at the default setting and redirect the files anywhere on my PC.
 
In my case the new download folder is "D:\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads"
Here is how to create the junction:
First move all contents of "C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads" to the new location and delete the Downloads folder from "C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Command Center." In this example the new location is "D:\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads."
Then to create the directory junction.
On Win8.1 and earlier issue this command while running cmd.exe as administrator:
mklink /j "C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads" "D:\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads"
While this is still possible in the latest Win10 releases to run cmd.exe, to create the junction running powershell as administrator use this command:
New-Item -ItemType Junction -Path "C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads" -Value "D:\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads"
 
Note: with either command "C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads" must NOT exist and "D:\Cakewalk\Command Center\Downloads" must exist BEFORE creating the junction. Also make sure to create "D:\Cakewalk Projects\Audio Data" so the defaults in SONAR are satisfied.

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