There are no envelopes.
 
Does this help?

I set the bus to send to "Master", but I still get no sound.

Edit: see my post after this one...
 
In your picture the "Output" module is not shown on the track strip and in the Track View Bus Pane the "Control Filter" is not set to i/o so se cannot see where the bus is outputting to.
 
I checked in Foxboro and you cannot set the Metronome bus to itself. This may have changed with the new track to track routing feature but still doesn't make sense for it to set itself manually.
 
How exactly are you changing the ouput of the Metronome Bus? I ask because AFAIK you can't without exposing those areas or using the Inspector.
 
Sorry to be tedious but we gotta make sure the output is indeed going to the Master.
 
By the way... I didn't mean to insert a "Send" module. I was referring to the main bus strip output.
 
Cheers.

Sorry. I neglected to look at the Inspector strip. Your output is not sent to the Master. It is sent to some YSUAetc... thingie. I don't know what that is. Change it to Master if you have not already.
 
 

I really appreciate all the help, but I'm still lost. I've been really busy the last two days and am just now getting back to this problem.
 
I guess I don't understand enough to know what I'm doing. I thought that I had tried the previous suggestions, but I still get no sound on the metronome. It doesn't matter if I start a new project.
 
All the .wav files are in the "C:\Cakewalk Content\SONAR X2 Studio\Metronome" folder.
 
Honestly, I would be glad to pay anyone who could solve this over a remote connection. If you could take control of my PC and resolve it. I will pay whatever you think is fair.

copperlix
 
All the .wav files are in the "C:\Cakewalk Content\SONAR X2 Studio\Metronome" folder.
 

This is not the directory used by SONAR. SONAR looks in your user directory for a metronome folder.

In this case %appdata%\Roaming\Cakewalk\SONAR X2 Studio\Metronome

That's it!! Thank you!!
 
I copied the files over to the other folder and it now works.

FWIW, the operation described in msg #2 performs the same function, although from a different location.