Melodyne Does not change clip when I try to edit different clips.
The clip name changes, but the note data is the last one I had open.
I have to close/restart Sonar EVERYTIME I want to work on a different clip.
 
Bug or feature? :-)

How are you doing it ?
Just double click the Melodyne clip and it should open that clip selection in the Melodyne editor.
 

I was selecting another overlapping clip in "take lanes", so maybe Melodyne gets confused in that situation.
Issue was happening consistently for hours. :-(

chuckebaby
Just double click the Melodyne clip and it should open that clip selection in the Melodyne editor.

Cool, I didn't know that. I've been going right clicking then through the menu system until reaching open editor.
 
@Cake, we really really need a facepalm emoticon already. I'll use it a lot.

For me, (just like it was a few days ago), regardless of which of the the two ways to open Melodyne, it just opens the same clip I was just working on and had closed.
THE name at the bottom tab clearly shows the NAME of the clip I want, BUT THE BLOBS I see are the clip I was just working on.
Even when I create fresh new Melodyne region, I see blobs of the one I was working on just prior.
Of course very frustrating.

Opened new project from scratch - SAME THING

I have tried another simple new project with just two tracks.
Melodyne continues to only show first clip I created even after I create a second clip.
Melodyne shows name of new second clip in the name area in Melodyne, but the Blobs are the prior clip I was just working on.

Uninstalled Melodyne 4.1
Reinstalled Melodyne 4.1
Same problem

Turning on "Options|Follow Clip Selection in DAW" helps because I can get to see the different clips without restarting Sonar.
BUT that does not explain why (when that option is unchecked) Melodyne does not change the view of the selected clip when I open the Melodyne editor for the next clip.

ALSO I recall that Melodyne used keep opening new windows (or show multiple tabs in one window) as opposed to replacing existing window.
I remember I would end up with many clips open unless I manually closed them.