Sonar is now more buggy than I have ever imagine a DAW could be. Random problems introduce themselves so often that I cant even start to troubleshoot. 
 
Problems include... no meters in some tracks, cant drag random clips, some clips wont slip edit, distortion in bass forces me to keep bass way quiet in the mix.... I cant think of everything on the spot. but new problems daily!!!
 
Is it just me or is everyone experiencing problems with the newest updates? I am considering wiping my system clean and doing a fresh install because that would be faster than tinkering with every problem I have.
 
 
Windows 10 pro
32 gig ram ddr4
i7 6700
evga geforce gtx980 ti
ssd drives
digi 002r (black lion mod)

https://www.cakewalk.com/...n-Install-Instructions

it sounds to me as you have a piece of hardware that is possibly outdated or causing problems.
how are you running the digi 2 ? as far as I know those drivers are  not supported in Digi 002 Rack.
in windows 10. maybe im wrong.
 
ive been running better then ever to be honest and most of the issues you explained in your first post, im not seeing at all.

Hey Chuck,, looks like you found this dudes only other post back in March  :) 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/Clipping-problems-with-bass-and-piano-m1536087.aspx#3389307
 

 
 

 
 

Mike Real
Problems include... no meters in some tracks, cant drag random clips, some clips wont slip edit, distortion in bass forces me to keep bass way quiet in the mix.... I cant think of everything on the spot. but new problems daily!!!

ya this makes no sense to me and I have no logical explanation besides inferior hardware

Doesn't appear support for that interface and Windows 10, per the compatibility link below:
 
http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/compatibility/en353241
 
Bob Bone
 

If Sonar was more buggy than ever then I believe others would have similar issues, and you would have seen them on the forum frequently.
Your sparse description of the issues doesn't give much to start guessing.
Locked clips? Tracks not expanded? Gain staging problems?
Is it a live bass (recorded audio) or a soft synth? If a real one, how does the waveform look? Has it clipped
already while recording? If something hasn't clipped at input, it shouldn't audibly clip in a 32 bit floating point
environment.

reminds me of one of those,,, im running windows 98 and sonar wont work, must be the software
sorry I know I shouldn't laugh but the guy never came back, appears to not want any help.
just wants to complain.