Sonar Platinum recording static

Hello, I have been using Cakewalk since Sonar 8, but this is the first time I have used the forum.
 
When using either the MOTU 828x (or the Cakewalk UA-25EX), I get the same problem... some light static will be recorded as follows;
Recording 2 mono tracks with Analog 1 and Analog 2 inputs = static
Recording 1 stereo track with Analog 1/2 inputs = no problems
Recording 2 mono tracks with Analog 1 and Analog 3 inputs = no problems
Recording 2 mono tracks with ADAT A1 and ADAT A2 = static
Recording 2 mono tracks with ADAT A1 and ADAT A3 = no problems
Recording 2 mono tracks with ADAT A1 and ADAT B2 = no problems
This problem is happening on two different computers, one with Windows 7 and one with Windows 10... it has happened with various versions of Sonar Platinum (but not with SONAR X1 or ver 8.5).  The static recording does not happen when I switch over to Digital Performer, Harrison MixBus or Sony Sound Forge. 
Also, when moving the volume fader up/down on a good track, like bass or organ, I hear some static ticks until I stop moving the fader... this doesn't happen with the other software either.  This is happening on a fresh simple session with no plugins at all.
I have optimized my operating systems for audio. 
I reported this to Cakewalk... case number 326942, but it may take a while for them to get back to me.
Anyone out there have any ideas on how this can be fixed?
Thanks!!!

Thanks Brundlefly!!!
 
I have always been using "remove DC offset", so I'll try testing that later today.
I only plug in one audio interface at a time and use the latest ASIO drivers for that device... trying the WDM drivers didn't solve the problem.
 
Mark K.

This bug ruined several recordings of mine, but it is version dependent (i.e. was fixed at some stage).
 
See this thread:
http://forum.cakewalk.com...Heads-Up-m3337455.aspx

Hello again!
Sonar Platinum is recording static for me again.  Unchecking the "remove DC offset" box solved my two track recording issue, but now I am getting major static while recording a single mono track.  If I restart Sonar enough times, it goes back to normal.  This is in a new session with one audio track direct to the master output with no plugins.  The static is never heard on the input, but on playback and is in the wave file.  I am still using the Oct 2016 release.  Does Sonar not like the MOTU 828x?  The last time it happened, I immediately closed Sonar and opened Harrison MixBus and recorded a track... no problems.  Any suggestions would be great!Thanks,
Mark