[SOLVED] Hey is Fast Bounce broken in Foxboro?

I have a project that I'm working on...that has two medleys in the project.  Both medleys have tempo changes.  I ended up having to deselect the fast bounce in order for the tempo changes to be recognized.
 
This too is after updating to Foxboro.  Never had a problem with it before the update.

There are 16 songs in this project....but only two of them have tempo changes.  All others rendered out fine.  Just the two with tempo changes were faulty on render.  It was like the tempo change was not recognized...and the tempo of the midi stuff stayed the same instead of changing.

Is this affecting track freeze too? That could mean a rollback for me if so...

I had this problem with Foxboro, thought it was just me.    The bounce was crazy, all over the place tempo-wise.   Uncheck fast bounce, it worked correctly.

I had an issue bouncing when I was testing the upsample option. In my case I had changed the option enabled for TruePianos. The bounce was fine. Then I turned off the upsample option and did a bounce. this time the audio was garbled.
 
I reset the audio engine and tried again but it was still garbled. I restarted Sonar and tried a 3rd time this time it rendered correctly. Then when I enabled the option again I had a similar experience.
 
I'm not sure this is related to the same problem but might be a clue. I will keep an eye on this also.

I think your analysis is in error, but that's just me.
 
Noisy tracks? if you are indeed getting this it's nowt to do with Sonar, otherwise all hell would have broken loose.

I do sarcasm pretty well myself

Sir William
 
Reaper 4 which is doing exactly what I need and with a lot less fuss.

indeed it can, and REAPER 5 is just around the corner, looking forward to that :)

Sir William
I am a user from Pro Audio 9 but I am coming to the opinion that SPlat is becoming all fancy toys and less functional.

I think this poorly phrased. I would not put it like that.

However I would like to see a return to fixing and improving the meat and potatoes of Sonar (pre Platinum). If we look at the last few releases it's been more about fixing issues with the new Platinum features. I'm glad they are being fixed rather than not, don't get me wrong but I want existing functionality improved. I hope there will be less new headline features, and more exisiting workflow tweaks and fixes from next month. More streak and potatoes and less cucumber please.. Core program still needs improvement.

Doktor Avalanche
If we look at the last few releases it's been more about fixing issues with the new Platinum features.

Not really. True, Foxboro had bug fixes and enhancements for Drum Replacer. But it also had fixes and enhancements for ARA, Console View, Lanes, Event List, ProChannel, PRV, Staff View, and VST/3rd party compatibility. If you go back through the PDFs, you'll see this is a consistent pattern.

Sir William
I have also found out that for the price of a monthly sub to SPlat, I can buy Reaper 4 which is doing exactly what I need and with a lot less fuss.

 
I'm pretty sure if Michael Hoover had $59 million in his personal account from selling Winamp to AOL in a $400 million dollar deal, SONAR would cost less as well.
 

Also, for a reason I have yet to find out, Reaper also seems to impart a lot less noise into my tracks.

 
If you record into SONAR with the interface input turned down, the only noise that shows up on a track is residual noise from the interface output. SONAR is not capable of adding noise into your tracks. What you do within SONAR is capable of adding noise to tracks.

Thanks for your comments everyone - however, I posted an OPINION, and did not insult anyones intelligence or ability, nor did I take a cheap shot at anyones post history on the forums. For the record, I have been making and recording music since the early 80s on an Atari ST, up to today with Sonar Plat. I am a great user and believer in Sonar products and will continue to be so.
 
Granted I could've expressed myself more eloquently, and I don't have as amazing gear as you guys have, but I try to make the best of what I have.

I love the toys from ProChannel through to Drum Replacer, but despair at the little problems that each new release brings. The bakers are doing great jobs and Sonar continues to be my DAW of choice, but I do like to use another DAW occasionally.
 
 

Whoopsie. That's a pretty big deal. Hopefully a fix will be forthcoming.
 
This is why I would like to be able to download previous versions from a list in case I missed them. For example I'd like to try out Everett, neglected to download it in time so I either stay on Dorchester or dl Foxboro which, based on these reports, has a pretty nasty bug.
 
I'm sure Foxboro will be fixed but still would like to have all versions of the subscription period available for download perpetually. Now I can't access the Drum Replacer or other newer stuff without snagging this problem as well.
 
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