My workaround is to clone the track. Then archive one and bounce the other to clips.

Then I can go back to the archive track if I want to tweak melodyne.

Problem with this is clone track doesn't Clone track gain settings (another issue) so beware

STILL the same problem here too! Despite upgrading til 4.1.1. Despite Sonar's "latest, greatest" with ARA fixes!
 
Projects with Melodyne tracks (sometimes frozen), either crashes Sonar directly on openinging, or (occasionally) opens BUT plays with no sound and crashes if i I try to restart MIDI/sound engine... :-( (Tinkering with various preferencies hasn't yielded any consistent results!? Believe me I have tried...)
 
Please Celemony-Cakewalk, cooperate on this!!

IanPritchett
"I ask because I don't have any problems with Melodyne"

I find this very surprising. No problems with melodyne? It's always been flakey for me, but fairly usable until now.

Freeze a melodyne track and save =crash

I guess I don't have problems because I don't freeze. I work on a copy and render. If I need to redo something, I can either make additional changes to the copy, or if I want to start over from scratch, go back to the original. 

Given how trivial this is to make happen they should be able to fix this.
 
Blank project.  Load wave file, make Melodyne region, freeze track, save. 
SONAR crashes, a few calls into Melodyne.
 
Call stack on the crash looks just like it did way back earlier in this thread.

msorrels
Given how trivial this is to make happen they should be able to fix this.
 
Blank project.  Load wave file, make Melodyne region, freeze track, save. 
SONAR crashes, a few calls into Melodyne.
 
Call stack on the crash looks just like it did way back earlier in this thread.

Except that if it is an issue inside Melodyne, then Cake can't fix it.  Celemony has to.

They == Cakewalk and Celemony.
 

Anderton

IanPritchett
"I ask because I don't have any problems with Melodyne"

I find this very surprising. No problems with melodyne? It's always been flakey for me, but fairly usable until now.

Freeze a melodyne track and save =crash

I guess I don't have problems because I don't freeze. I work on a copy and render. If I need to redo something, I can either make additional changes to the copy, or if I want to start over from scratch, go back to the original. 

I only tried to freeze out of necessity to make it work. I have a convoluted workaround but it is another aspect that calls to question the professionalism of splat... Is it pro for pros? Or....?
A question I face every other day in the studio when clients see stuff not working like it should