I've reported these bugs to Cakewalk:
Session Drummer 3 being loud - CWBRN-1897
Arpeggiator playing root note in 32nds - CWBRN-1710

Don't know if this one has been mentioned.  Can someone replicate?

1.  This is a two part thing, the second part may be "by design" but doesn't seem like it should be.
2.  Might be related to the graphical anomolies in the PRV

Part 1:
In the track view, when selecting across a clip using the select tool and alt drag, the selection looks as it should.  Same goes for using the Free edit tool.

However, when the Scissor tool is selected and the ALT-drag is done across the clip, there are strange vertical bars that make it difficult to see what you are selecting.

Part 2:
When using the scissor tool and the Free Edit together, the selection when dragged across the middle of the clip looks correct, but it doesn't perform the same action as the ALT-scissor-drag does.  The ALT-scissor-drag seperates the selected are from the rest of the clip, where the Free Edit Scissor drag does the same as the Free Edit in select mode, which is just to select the region.  Seems inconsistent, but may be, as I said above, by design.
edit:  Maybe this changed somewhat from previous versions.   I seem to remember that you had to ALT-drag the scissors to select across the clip, but just a drag works.  Still has the same graphical "interference", however.
 
more edit:
now I've actually just found that this existed in 8.3.1 as well.  It depends on whether the aim-assist is on.  Wow.  Not too cool if this can be replicated, since the primary reason I'd USE aim-assit to begin with would be to line up my selections.  Don't know how I didn't see this before...guess I just didn't use aim assit as much as I'd like to.
 
So the question is...can you repro this and has it been submitted already?

Plugins and Bitbridge

Having been using 8.5.1 x64 non-stop for a couple of weeks, I'm finding that the new Bitbridge has broken as many things as it has fixed. Some plugins that are showing the cracks include:

Bionic Delay (doesn't like the new Bitbridge at all in 88.2KHz projects, occasionally emits ear splitting speaker busting cracks and then silences the channel.)
Soundtoys Native (still no automation read supported)
Flux Syrah, doesn't like projects with multiple plugins and can cause dropouts, non-renders, BSODs with IRQ NOT LESS OR EQUAL when trying to shutdown the project. I suspect that this is because it doesn't like working in RAM above 2GB, regardless of whether it's in a virtual server or not
TC Electronics VSS3 can sometimes lose the plug and not be able to reinstate it. Can also cause BSOD if project is loaded on sample rate different from previous project  - again when shutting down, often forcibly
Softube CL1B - sidechain non functional, unreliable export

In particular, heavy projects (70+ audio tracks, 88.2KHz) with lots of plugins can cause very unreliable renders, where sometimes the effect, or the instrument or even the buss turns up silent. All export bugs are based on real time render as the Poco stuff only supports that. iLok based plugs cannot be bridged with jbridge.

Plugins that don't pick up the tempo based delay tag on scan
Bionic Delay
Replicant
Echoboy
PSP MultiDelay
PSP Nitro

There's probaby a few more, but narrowing down the crash causes is very time consuming.

Okay! =)

Thanks for reporting :-)

With my setup the Transient Shaper TS64 and LP64 EQ distort the track at the very first few notes simply when added. Muting the fx doesnt help. Deleting the fx from audio track removes the problem.

Setup: Vista 64 (SP2), Quadcore, 8 Gigs RAM, TC Konnekt 24D Audio Interface.

Please can anyone make this sticky and   --->my Thread.. Did you know! Helpful thread about SONAR!

Thanks!

Not sure if this has been covered yet, but I submitted it to cakewalk.

 Drag-selecting in PRV selects incorrectly when window scrolls - CWBRN-1910

I got "Thank-you for your report.  We are aware of this and hope to address it in a future release." as an answer

PenguiN42


Not sure if this has been covered yet, but I submitted it to cakewalk.

Drag-selecting in PRV selects incorrectly when window scrolls - CWBRN-1910

I got "Thank-you for your report.  We are aware of this and hope to address it in a future release." as an answer

 
Yeah, I've reported this one too.  It's in the OP logged as "Mouse Pointer Ghosting Effect in PRV - CWBRN-1894".
 
But it's good that you did this too.  I've included yours in the OP as well (next to this one).
 
 
Take care!

I though I did but, when I checked the Bug Report again, I only mentioned the draw issue. 

However, I believe they're the same bug.  And, even if they're not, I'm glad you reported it too.


Take care!

ChristopherM

I got "Thank-you for your report. We are aware of this and hope to address it in a future release." as an answer

This (with slight variations) seems to be the stock response to any bug report - maybe it's even an automated response.  Anyone had a response that says "... but we have no intention of addressing it at any time in the future"? For certain bugs, that would be a more accurate response.  The stock response is a masterpiece of appearing to show commitment without actually committing to anything.

I got one that said "thank you for bringing this to our attention, we hope to address it in a future release, here's a work-around"

This was for a bug that when zoomed in on an audio clip, dragging it around wouldn't visually line up properly if there were a lot of tempo changes in the project. I first noticed it in 8.3 -- the first time I did audio editing on a project with a lot of tempo changes. It still exists in 8.5.

CWBRN-1709

Bad handling of audio clips or loops

Status: SUBMITTED TO DEVELOPMENT

 VX-64 VocalStrip Bug CWBRN-1949

The Thread: http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=1852319

This (with slight variations) seems to be the stock response to any bug report - maybe it's even an automated response. Anyone had a response that says "... but we have no intention of addressing it at any time in the future"?

 
I've had:-

   Thanks for your report. I believe this works as intended. You could accidentally overwrite any default named templates you may have edited previously. I have logged it regardless with development as it does seem a little strange. Thanks.
 

&

Thank-you for the report. Differences in architecture between Project5 and SONAR dictated the lack of automation support for PTN files. A feature request has been put in on your behalf for this change. Thanks.
 

So they're not all stock/auto responses
 
@Jose CWBRN-1824 Drums Map prevents Midi Input - status is now Fixed in next upadte