Anderton
As to step sequencing in SONAR, you can't dock multiple step sequencer clips in the dock. However if you double-click on a clip, the docked view will remain the same but the data in the dock will change.

Sure you can. It works like the PRV, right-click on the tab and Lock Contents then click on another clip or ALT+4 to open another instance of the step sequencer.

It seems that simply selecting a track, then clicking on Views > Step Sequencer will open a step sequencer for any track, or reopen an existing Step Sequencer for that track if work in progress exists.
 
Alternatively, double-clicking on the clip in the track will reopen an existing step sequencer view for that clip.
 
This makes more sense than a multi-out drum example, if you are trying to use more than one independent soft synth in their own instrument tracks.

Thank you for all the replies. I have to log in on my music computer to test the suggestions to understand what you saying.
chuckebab, I don't know what those tracks you connecting are. They look like instrument tracks without MIDI tracks. I always insert Instrument track with MIDI track, so it is hard to understand. I don't see on your picture multiple MIDI tracks connected to Step Sequencer. I see- are these instances of Session Drummer? You have ONE MIDI Track with multiple outputs from Session Drummer, right? I was talking about MIDI tracks, each with separate instrument.
 

It seems that simply selecting a track, then clicking on Views > Step Sequencer will open a step sequencer for any track, or reopen an existing Step Sequencer for that track if work in progress exists. [\quote]
 
No, it opens new Step Sequencer window every time, so what ever you programmed in your window is not visible. I am used to double clicking on MIDI clip and it would open Piano Roll. So you saying- now it opens Step Sequencer? Confused. Will test it later tonight.

scook

Anderton
As to step sequencing in SONAR, you can't dock multiple step sequencer clips in the dock. However if you double-click on a clip, the docked view will remain the same but the data in the dock will change.

Sure you can. It works like the PRV, right-click on the tab and Lock Contents then click on another clip or ALT+4 to open another instance of the step sequencer.

I stand corrected. Thanks as always, scook!