So, soundwise, do you want to confess you are a clone of a CW  employee/contractor? Or not?
 

williamcopper
So, soundwise, do you want to confess you are a clone of a CW  employee/contractor? Or not?
 

So, willie... do you want to admit you are an alt account out for some petty, trolly revenge/paid by a competing company to dredge the software to find any excuse to post the word "bug" in your thread titles? Or not?

Sorry to see how many people are having crashes and stability issues with their Sonar set-up. Mine is impressively  rock-solid that's why I decided to share it.
AFAIK, stability issues  are in direct proportion to the system complexity. My PC is dedicated to just Sonar and only a few plugins and virtual instruments. Hope that makes sense.

I wish to admit I work for the NSA. Apols for playing around with the source code earlier..

I wish to admit that I am an employee of the NSA, Steinberg, Avid, and Magix.  Anyone who has been fooled by my posts,  well, sorry, rest in peace.
 

williamcopper
I wish to admit that I am an employee of the NSA, Steinberg, Avid, and Magix.  Anyone who has been fooled by my posts,  well, sorry, rest in peace.
 

You could be a unicorn riding princess from Mars... doesn't excuse the fact you decided to take time out of your busy dredger schedule to personally attack someone for posting their positive personal experience with the program.
 
If you hate Sonar so much perhaps you should move on to something more suited to your workflow.
 
*Cue* "I'm the REAL victim here" rant.

Yes whatever, but the new avatar "soundwise" sounds a whole lot like "John" aka "I love sonar" aka "it's all good".
 
(edit): william (I am a real human being) copper.

I have Sonar on three computers. My desktop which is very complex, a tablet and a laptop. Sonar Platinum runs on all three quite well. It is stable on all of them. Further the tablet and laptop use the internal sound chip. Their specs are on the low end. The tablet is a Atom with 4 cores. The laptop has a 2 core processor. Both have only 2 GB of memory. 
 
All run Windows 10 pro. The tablet is touch enabled. It also uses wifi and bluetooth. So does the laptop.
 
What is it that makes me able to run Sonar without issues? I haven't the faintest idea. I suspect all of my computers are good quality and that contributes to stability. I wish I could fix everyones problems but I can't. This thread is really about the stability of Sonar 2015. It seems that posting in this thread how unstable your Sonar is is off topic.
 
I would hope those that are having unstable Sonar problems start their own thread about it that this forum can help fix. I don't see posting here as being productive. Also it will create conflict. 
 
BTW X3 was very stable too.   

williamcopper
Yes whatever, but the new avatar "soundwise" sounds a whole lot like "John" aka "I love sonar" aka "it's all good".
 
(edit): william (I am a real human being) copper.

Really? Because you sound a lot like Dave "I'm gonna create a bunch of different handles and taunt the Bakers and other users with them until I get busted" or Droney/Godparticle "I'm a dance house GOD who DEMANDS respect!" or any of the other nonsense, junko troll alt handles that blow through here.
 
Edit: I'm Beepster a semi real humanoid who is for all intents and purposes a technologically challenged moron who STILL manages to make music rather easily and happily with Sonar.

John, having sonar on three computers would seem to identify you as a Cakewalk employee, right?  In which case, it would be the moral thing to not post as you do..