For example, if you don't ever use VST synth plugins, you can close that window and create a template where it will never pop up again. This allows for lots of customization to match your own particular needs and interests. You can then click and drag the window to any space in the workstation and dock it to certain points of contact. Everything can be kept in its own window, or as Cakewalk calls them "Views." You open a view and get a separate window for whichever item you are using.
X3 looked like they had finally fixed every bug so I went for it, and I don't regret it one bit. I had a few problems with Sonar 8.5 which is why I was so hesitant to upgrade to the other versions that were released throughout the years. It instantly recognized that I had plugins and projects in Sonar 8.5 before it, and carried them all over to the new Sonar X3 formats for me. After getting it installed, setup was easy. I use it with Windows 8 running on a Dell Inspiron 660 with Intel Core i3 processor. You have the option of purchasing physical copies of the disk, so if you are worried about the download that may be a better option for you. It seems there is a sort of online signature that happens with your download and if it times out on one of the parts, the other parts will not recognize it. My download was happening over 15mbps internet and it took me two tries before I had it successfully downloaded. There was a little difficulty downloading it, but only because the file size is so large. The archives are available for the years 2003-2017, and the years are linked on the right side of that press release page.I upgraded to Sonar X3 Producer from Sonar 8.5. For an example see this page for a description of what the Sonar 8.5 Studio lacks as far as the Producer exclusives: You can research the Cakewalk edition releases in the press release archives, where the edition differences are often discussed. It is not intended to take into account the plugins supplied with lighter editions of the DAW, or the 32-bit variety.
The spreadsheet referenced in this thread assumes the baseline of 64-bit plugins supplied with the Producer or Platinum versions of Sonar only.
That is an interesting thought for those that had lighter versions of Sonar most recently, and a bit of incentive to at least give CbB a try if they had an old Producer edition lying around. CbB should load anything that was installed with 64bit version of SONAR because it appears to plug-ins as current top-of-the line version of SONAR.
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