End of Clip Click/Pop ?

Manually put a fade out on the clip.
 
That's the SONAR way. I've not seen any "automatic" and I'd be leery of that as what technology is to say what is wanted and unwanted? I mean you might want it and the automajik robot does not.
 
Sometimes we're smarter than the programming in such cases.
 
 
Just my $0.02.
 
 

What he said.
 
Wait a minute......... that's what i said (sans the feature request).

I am coming from Samplitude and that is regarded as the best DAW in terms of audio editing, and they handled the issue of zero crossings for at least the past decade automatically.  I am actually kinda surprised that Sonar has not addressed this- the zero crossings were handled transparently and perfectly in samp.  That is one of the things I liked about Samplitude when I switched to it from Sonar XL about .. oh ten years ago.  Surprised that in over a decade they haven't addressed this.
 
I dont remember hearing the non-zero crossing clicks/pops in other daws or in standalone hardware recorders I have used.
 
There has got to be an easy and professional way of dealing with this - the Samplitude/Sequoia pro market would accept no less, to say that Sonar should not change this because its "not pro" is .. laughable.
 
I think Sonar is behind the curve here by many years.
 

tlw
A recorded audio clip will be fine until you stretch or cut it. Right-click the "Snap" button in the control bar and it opens snap to grid preferences.
 
One of those preferences is "snap to nearest audio zero crossings". It's been there for many versions od SOnar.
 
If you then set the snap to grid to a low number of samples you can then cut clips anywhere and it will be on a zero crossing.
 
As for fades, Sonar can do clip fades automatically (or as near as matters). Select the clips you want to fade, click on the "clips" menu in track view and one of the functions is "fade clips". Where you also get to choose the type and length of the fade. Far better than a "one size for everything" approach.

Thanks, this helps alot.