Ableton has made Ableton Link open source, free on GitHub.  It's not just about synching  iOS apps with Live anymore.  It's now also Reason, Serato DJ and Max.  No doubt many more DAWS and controllers will follow.  
 
If you could add this wonderful feature, it would make it possible for the 100+ iPad/iOS apps that already have Ableton Link to be able to play in synch wirelessly with Sonar.   And if you have another DAW playing on another computer...
 
Those of you who make music on your iPads know how amazing this feature is.  
 
Pretty please...
 

Interesting, we'll check it out.
 
Keith

Nice but probably unlikely. Sonar is more of a studio animal, whereas Ableton Live and Reason were more geared towards live performance (I use Reason on a Mac Book Pro whenever I use a sequencer in a live performance setting, whereas Sonar lives in a PC in my studio). 

Thanks Keith.
 
I think that Logic, Cubase, Studio One, etc, and the rest will eventually offer Link.  It's a no-brainer because there is a very serious community of iOS musicians (check out the Audiobus  Forum) for whom this is a huge benefit.  I don't imagine it involves much work to add a feature that comes from free code. 
 
But Sonar can do it before the others because it updates more frequently.  If Cakewalk does that, it will be noticed by all the iOS musicians who don't use Sonar (yet). Good marketing.
 
Cakewalk obviously cares about the iOS community because they put up Z3TA+ there. 
 
Elson, it's true that Ableton Link is fun for playing live, but for iOS musicians who assemble their music in DAWs like Auria Pro and Cubasis, Link is an essential part of the workflow.  And many, like myself, work on their computers as well as their iPads, using Studiomux and iConnectivity products

It's not a question of whether Cakewalk is like Reason but whether it wants to build a bridge to iOS musicians. 

You do realise that SONAR is being 'ported over to Mac this year?

Bristol, I do know that, but what does that have to do with iPads and iPhones?  They are made by Apple, but Garageband and Logic Pro do not have Ableton Link technology yet.  
  

Yes! I want to live in a world where Sonar is Link-enabled. Make it so, Number One!

Bristol_Jonesey
You do realise that SONAR is being 'ported over to Mac this year?

Unlike Windows, which doesn't draw a distinction between its mobile and desktop OS, Apple still does. iOS and OS X remain different animals. It's technically possible to hack an iPad Pro to run OS X; why Apple doesn't do this so it can compete with the Surface Pro mystifies me.

Interesting.
 
I've never owned an Apple product in my life so my ignorance is complete

Keith Albright [Cakewalk]
Interesting, we'll check it out.
 
Keith

 Abelton has a SDK for this now.
 
 What some of you are missing is Link is also for desktops, laptops instead of just phones and tablets.  It's now like Call of Duty LAN parties.  BTW everyone has to be on the same network for it to work.