I've not seen this behavior with all the versions of Sonar I've used.
 
1.  When I open a file, I am noticing that one of the MIDI tracks is playing back one whole tone higher than it should be.  Somehow a pitch bend message is being sent because if I just wiggle my pitch bend lever on my keyboard the problem is resolved.  But then next time I open the same file, a different MIDI track displays same behavior.   I've never seen this before.
 
2.  When composing in the staff view I notice when I open track view that the new clips I create are being linked to each other or other clips.  I don't want them linked, and have never seen this behavior prior to Platinum either.  I have to manually unlink them which I've never had to do before.
 
Anybody have any experience with this?
 
Thanks!
 
Jerry
http://www.jerrygerber.com
 
 
 
 

1. Disabling "Always Echo Current MIDI Track" in Preferences > MIDI > Playback and Recordingmay help.

jsg
1.  When I open a file, I am noticing that one of the MIDI tracks is playing back one whole tone higher than it should be.  Somehow a pitch bend message is being sent because if I just wiggle my pitch bend lever on my keyboard the problem is resolved.  But then next time I open the same file, a different MIDI track displays same behavior.   I've never seen this before.
Jerry
 

Hi Jerry - Are you using the Event Filter MFX, by any chance? I just noticed I have had the same thing happen on a track where the pitch bend became "sticky" and it seems to be related to the Event Filter - at least here. I can flick off the Event Filter "power" button and the problem clears up if I then also toggle the pitch bend wheel. FWIW I am filtering wheel and CC#1 events here.

Does the pitchbend also happen when your keyboard is not connected at all? It's quite common for pitch bend potmeters to break at some point.

Brando

jsg
1.  When I open a file, I am noticing that one of the MIDI tracks is playing back one whole tone higher than it should be.  Somehow a pitch bend message is being sent because if I just wiggle my pitch bend lever on my keyboard the problem is resolved.  But then next time I open the same file, a different MIDI track displays same behavior.   I've never seen this before.
Jerry
 

Hi Jerry - Are you using the Event Filter MFX, by any chance? I just noticed I have had the same thing happen on a track where the pitch bend became "sticky" and it seems to be related to the Event Filter - at least here. I can flick off the Event Filter "power" button and the problem clears up if I then also toggle the pitch bend wheel. FWIW I am filtering wheel and CC#1 events here.

I use the event filter all the time, not sure what it has to do with pitch wheel sticking.  I haven't ever used the event filter to filter wheel events..