Or even a .csv "dump" of a Mix Recall Scene (or all of them). One dump that would give all this information in one spreadsheet. That way, you can retrace steps in case your project needs to be migrated manually to another DAW, doesn't open in a newer version of Sonar, and for fast troubleshooting.

The addition of a feature like this would be very helpful.  Great suggestion!  I would not be real fussy......print out....an added view...... however it might be implemented would be worthwhile in my book!

great idea!

I agree that this is a great idea.

Great Idea. Would save me at the moment to explain unexpected/unintended behavior.

Sometimes you don't even know what you are missing until somebody else points it out.  Five star suggestion, this one.

Heya everyone,
this is slightly more complicated idea, so unless you have some experience with computer game engines or 3D creation softwares, this may seem very confusing,
 
feature I would love to see in Sonar is visual routing of inputs/outputs, effects, patches, instruments and all the other stuff, all neatly organized in some kind of graph,
for a reference, see this image example of "Blueprint" in Unreal Engine 4:

now just replace blue frames with tracks, and the parameter inputs with actual inputs, parameters, effects and so on,
maybe even whole modules indicating Mix Recall adjustments or sequencing/looping with let's say custom (midi)key command inputs would be convenient...
 
I am not expecting to see this feature in Sonar anytime soon, but IF it was ever implemented, I'm pretty sure it could bring Sonar to whole new level!

Whole new level indeed got my vote

oh I see my idea was merged with older topic, nice to see people would like such feature! :)

+1 Great idea! A way to visualize the routing? Yes! That would be incredibly useful. Much better use of time for Cakewalk developers than time and effort that's apparently been spent on the ability to change colors in the theme editor, IMHO. I mean, c'mon.