OK, I got one for y'all.
Like many I am playing with the new create tempo map feature.
I can tab to the first transient in a track (this is a DI guitar track btw, plenty of transients!)
But after that; NADA!
I can shift+tab backwards thru the track, but not forward.
It was working and then suddenly nothing
Ideas?
TIA
Tom

I have never figured out why this sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. I assumed it works between AudioSnap Transients but half the time it skips them for me or jumps to a place where there is no Transient.

Recorded a new track in the project and tab works fine (sort of*).
This was an additional 12 bars.
When I create a tempo map with that track, tab is then "broken".
I bounced a clone, PRIOR to create tempo, and that track does not work either.
* sort of
Tabbing forward and backward lands on different transients.
shift+tab appears to be more "accurate" meaning it does not "ignore" some transients.
T

The only place I have seen it consistently work is if I have the audio snap enabled and showing the transients.

Somebody in another thread mentioned hitting the bypass fx button off/on to get the tab to transients to work again.
 
Rocky

We'll look into it.  This is a function that's supposed to just work.

Bypassing effects is ineffectual here.
shift+tab, no problem!
tab; I get the first transient and then NADA...
Mind you, this is just in the region where the Tempo Map has been generated by dragging to the timeline.
If I record a new bit beyond that it all works well UNTIL I "map" that clip.
One more thing, this is the demo for Melodyne Studio 4, I'm an Editor 2 user.
T

Thanks for the update.  I was able to repro with this recipe.  
We've made a fix for this for 2016.04.

Nice! I have always wondered about this too but never said anything. This has affected me for quite awhile. You bakers are excellent when it comes to user feedback and jumping on fixes. Thank you.

Keith Albright [Cakewalk]
Thanks for the update.  I was able to repro with this recipe.  
We've made a fix for this for 2016.04.

Great!