Hi,
 
I am an old "newbie" ......meaning I have used Sonar for many years ..... off and on. Long spells of each.
Anyway....a few releases ago, maybe 8 months ago,  on Sonar Platinum, there was a template on the Start Screen that had a dozen or so guitars and amp setups using the Boutique Set from Overloud (TH3). They had two track setups that I liked quite a bit. One track was called Edge. The other was a Vox AC30 with a Telecaster.....I think....not positive. The "Edge" track is correct.
Is there any way I can find this template or can someone send me the template. 
 
I know I can recreate these two sounds if I take my time.....but.....I love taking the easy way sometimes.
Oh yeah....I have played guitar professionally since 1967. Tone is KIng!
 
Thanks,
Donny

Hi. After a quick check of the included Templates, I think you're looking for the "Showcase Amps" Template. It has a track called "Edge Delay", among others.
It is by default located in C:\Cakewalk Content\SONAR Platinum\Project Templates.
Hope it helps.
All the best.
 

Unfortunately latest updates replace user templates like basic.cwt (which is used if you load new project with ctrl-n)
 
Here is prove if anyone still doubts it:
https://i.imgur.com/KBncrfL.jpg
 
I checked MD5 sum but of course it is not needed as files are different in size.
 
It is kind of unique bug to replace user template, I must say...

Piotr
Unfortunately latest updates replace user templates like basic.cwt (which is used if you load new project with ctrl-n)
 
Here is prove if anyone still doubts it:
https://i.imgur.com/KBncrfL.jpg
 
I checked MD5 sum but of course it is not needed as files are different in size.
 
It is kind of unique bug to replace user template, I must say...

I've been thinking for sometime that Cakewalk replaces templets because of some random bugs.
I don't link to the Splat templet folder. This may explain a few odd issues I seem to get.
When I install Splat I normal grab the blank templet and create my own and save it to my own folder, The End.  
If Cakewalk is replacing the templets I wish that Cakewalk would say so... :)
If they are just randomly replacing them and deleting them for know reason, like the OP can't find what sounds like a great templet... Sometimes things that Cakewalk does make no logical since.
 
peace! 
 
peace!

Thanks everyone for the thoughts and advice.
 
But..... a BIG BIG thanks goes to Zargg!
 
You found the template! And it is exactly the one I was looking for!  I don't have to replicate it! YAY!
Much much appreciated!
 
Love and Peace!

11Dreams

Piotr
Unfortunately latest updates replace user templates like basic.cwt (which is used if you load new project with ctrl-n)
 
Here is prove if anyone still doubts it:
https://i.imgur.com/KBncrfL.jpg
 
I checked MD5 sum but of course it is not needed as files are different in size.
 
It is kind of unique bug to replace user template, I must say...

I've been thinking for sometime that Cakewalk replaces templets because of some random bugs.
I don't link to the Splat templet folder. This may explain a few odd issues I seem to get.
When I install Splat I normal grab the blank templet and create my own and save it to my own folder, The End.  
If Cakewalk is replacing the templets I wish that Cakewalk would say so... :)
If they are just randomly replacing them and deleting them for know reason, like the OP can't find what sounds like a great templet... Sometimes things that Cakewalk does make no logical since.
 
peace! 
 
peace!

I can probably help shine a light on this area. We've been updating and replacing presets for years on every release. Compatibility concerns were the driving force. Having different templates between 4+ versions of SONAR and potentially updating them all in a monthly release cycle was silly.
 
From interviews (and analytics) we found the vast majority of users make their own presets or use the most basic ones. We decided to "K.I.S.S." the problem away. "One set of presets to rule them all."

TL:DR
1) Please backup your favorite presets :) 
2) If you modify a template, rename it.
P.S. Cloud sync is a great solution. I use it myself. 

Seth Kellogg [Cakewalk]

11Dreams

Piotr
Unfortunately latest updates replace user templates like basic.cwt (which is used if you load new project with ctrl-n)
 
Here is prove if anyone still doubts it:
https://i.imgur.com/KBncrfL.jpg
 
I checked MD5 sum but of course it is not needed as files are different in size.
 
It is kind of unique bug to replace user template, I must say...

I've been thinking for sometime that Cakewalk replaces templets because of some random bugs.
I don't link to the Splat templet folder. This may explain a few odd issues I seem to get.
When I install Splat I normal grab the blank templet and create my own and save it to my own folder, The End.  
If Cakewalk is replacing the templets I wish that Cakewalk would say so... :)
If they are just randomly replacing them and deleting them for know reason, like the OP can't find what sounds like a great templet... Sometimes things that Cakewalk does make no logical since.
 
peace! 
 
peace!

I can probably help shine a light on this area. We've been updating and replacing presets for years on every release. Compatibility concerns were the driving force. Having different templates between 4+ versions of SONAR and potentially updating them all in a monthly release cycle was silly.
 
From interviews (and analytics) we found the vast majority of users make their own presets or use the most basic ones. We decided to "K.I.S.S." the problem away. "One set of presets to rule them all."

TL:DR
1) Please backup your favorite presets :) 
2) If you modify a template, rename it.
P.S. Cloud sync is a great solution. I use it myself. 

Thank you for the info :)

The Twangler
Thanks everyone for the thoughts and advice.
 
But..... a BIG BIG thanks goes to Zargg!
 
You found the template! And it is exactly the one I was looking for!  I don't have to replicate it! YAY!
Much much appreciated!
 
Love and Peace!

You're welcome 
Glad to be of help.

Seth Kellogg [Cakewalk]
I can probably help shine a light on this area. We've been updating and replacing presets for years on every release. Compatibility concerns were the driving force. Having different templates between 4+ versions of SONAR and potentially updating them all in a monthly release cycle was silly.
 
From interviews (and analytics) we found the vast majority of users make their own presets or use the most basic ones. We decided to "K.I.S.S." the problem away. "One set of presets to rule them all."

TL:DR
1) Please backup your favorite presets :) 
2) If you modify a template, rename it.
P.S. Cloud sync is a great solution. I use it myself. 

Thank you, Seth, for your advice, Yep, your right smart user should always backup his data including everything ( not like me only project).  But wait ... How should goes design? How hard is to rise dialog box with warning, templates will be overwritten? How hard is to backup templates for user in additional folder with name like backup-[data] or so?
Please do not be microsof'ish . Do not adjust user's workflow to let easier (how much?) installation. Please do adjust program to let user easier workflow and confidence program extremely cares about user data.  Please recall what was point of creation templates. Ready-to-go. We have different interfaces, so we need adust, different preferences (I am too poor to start with count-in = 0, it is only for the best), different needs etc. Please do not overwrite also shortcuts...  It is great when developers are passionate with their work but please do not forget who is target. How hard is to ask or warn user, make option etc? Please recall one of main rules in software creation (never permanently delete user data). Never force user to defend against program. Simple question if install delete templates how rollback to previous version can restore it?
 
Don't take me wrong, I like Sonar, and this is why I would like it it have absolutely the best user-oriented approach and best workflow in the work. We have progress every month what is great but still many, many things to improve to have the world best workflow.
 

dialog boxes and user interaction always add far more to the codebase than you'd expect! having said that, a silent copy of existing templates to a subfolder would add very little...