moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Okay... what files ended with ".cak" and why can't they be opened in Sonar?
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
...ooops, I'm sorry moskus, but it doesn't appear as Cakewalk file. Not even the older one 
BluesMeister
Occasional Poster
Moskus,
The only file I know remotely similar to that would be a *CAL file: CakeWalk Application Language.
You haven't renamed the file accidentally by any chance?
Here's a trick I've used in the past for such occasions: Rename the file to *.TXT and open it with a text editor. If you can read the header, it may give you an idea of what the file-type is, then you can re-name the file-extension appropriately.
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BluesMeister
The only file I know remotely similar to that would be a *CAL file: CakeWalk Application Language.
You haven't renamed the file accidentally by any chance?
Here's a trick I've used in the past for such occasions: Rename the file to *.TXT and open it with a text editor. If you can read the header, it may give you an idea of what the file-type is, then you can re-name the file-extension appropriately.
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BluesMeister
Porter
aka WookieMan
Moskus,
I did a search on http://filext.com/ and couldn't find it... are you sure it's valid... otherwise, try e-mailing Cakewalk..
Porter
I did a search on http://filext.com/ and couldn't find it... are you sure it's valid... otherwise, try e-mailing Cakewalk..
Porter
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Okay... crap! The official site for the Syntecno TeeBee (for making annoying synth sounds) claimed it was a studioware panel of some sort "for cakewalks sequensers"... 
Porter
aka WookieMan
Have you tried re-naming and using it as a studioware panel?
Porter
Porter
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Yepp! Nothing happens...