I don't think any of my purchases before 3 were entered into my online account. On my personal list, those have a date later than X1 however, 3 was backdated to 2003.
(4) If I recall correctly (in my case, not sure about others), X1 Producer was posted to my account before others that I purchased earlier (5, 6, 8.5, etc.). I know I was on the TTS/Cakewalk mailing list, so maybe it was in a periodic mailer. I have no idea how many people opted for those accounts, how many didn't, or even how I was notified of the option. (3) Per the background/explanation on the Bandlab help page I linked, I do remember learning about the opportunity to sign up for the online system and I remember thinking at the time it was a good idea (that is, it made sense to me to sign up for the account). (2) here's part of my list (without the numbers and the dates which I will not give to anyone-except maybe my children as part of my estate) Re: Your not seeing Sonar 8 (and serial numbers / registration codes) via the help links: I have no idea if I am the only one who did things like that. (2) Historically I made hard copies (and sometimes screen shots) of my Serial Numbers and Registration Codes. (1) I thought of the same thing as slartafast yesterday because it was consistent with what I remembered from reading the old SONAR license agreements and things that I have read in the forum. Re: slartabartfast's comment and your reply: I got that free with a piece of Roland gear. I still have the original disk for Guitar Studio 6. X1 LE was the first version of Sonar I registered. In those days I just would install, use the serial numbers and use it. But then again I might not of bothered to register it. They have wandered off anyways so I guess we need more info from them 905133 I don't see Sonar 8 on my Products page I think it was not part of that system. But I have a feeling this OP might not have safely stored that information. So any one of us could give the OP our copy of Sonar 8.5 as an ISO image and if they have a serial number and activation code they would be good to go. Not all jurisdictions even support that license provision, so if two people are in such a jurisdiction, they could "legally" transfer the software.Īctually I never thought of that. I expect that he could install the software from any distribution medium, but to activate and use it legally he would need his own activation key. Presumably, the OP has a valid license for his own copy, but just lost the installation discs. Technically, I think it is illegal (violates the license terms) to transfer your license to the software.
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