And Cakewalk, instead of fixing PA9 so it would run in XP, came out with an entirely new product - actually, it was PA10 with a new look, but they decided to rename it to Sonar. The most expensive software I'd ever purchased, and it had become useless. So anyway, I bit the bullet and upgraded my OS to XP, and was stunned to discover that the OS upgrade had broken PA9. I was running Pro Audio 9 on a Win98 system and was reasonably happy with the performance, if not the stability, of my system.
I bought a copy of Cakewalk's Pro Audio 8 back in 2000 and upgraded to Pro Audio 9, which I used to create, mix, and produce two albums worth of music.
I've used Cakewalk products for over 20 years for my DAW work. Jokeyman123 provided us with a link to various Win98 editions: Win98SE was mentioned as a viable platform for older gear. This discussion began in another thread, but since it was drifting the subject off-topic, as Brad Saucier recommended, I'm starting a new thread.
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