Has it been noted that delay FX like the Sonitus do not respond to the host tempo when inserted into the Pro Channel vis FX Chains?  Also happens w/ H-Delay as well. 
 
I'm on X2b btw. Not sure if this happens in X3.

bladetragic
Has it been noted that delay FX like the Sonitus do not respond to the host tempo when inserted into the Pro Channel vis FX Chains?  Also happens w/ H-Delay as well. 
 
I'm on X2b btw. Not sure if this happens in X3.

Hrmmm, are your plugins set as tempo based effects within SONAR?

• Go to Utilities > Cakewalk Plugin Manager > 
• Highlight your FX in the columns
• Select [Plugin Properties]
• Make sure [Configure as tempo based effect] is ticked

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I wonder if this is similar to an issue I have been having.  I have been trying to use the new overloud pc delay to replace the old tempo delay in my dub delay channel but can't seem to get the same effect.  I chalked it up to learning curve with new plugin but after reading this I realize I have the old setup in fx-bin and the new one in PC.  will test and see if I can replicate OP's findings.

The OP may be on to something.  I have a project with a delay send based on this blog post (one of the most direct how-to answers I have ever seen cake staff give on a question that had everyone stumped):
http://blog.cakewalk.com/...elay-effects-in-sonar/
  Since I set my template up for this back in X1, my delay had always been in fx bin.  After reading this, I decided to use the exact same settings but place delay directly in PC.  It seems to react to tempo BUT it plays at a much more rapid pace when placed in PC.  I'm still looking for differences that would account for why that is so.
 
Update:  maybe I'm crazy.  I swear they were playing at two different tempos.  I opened the project again and did the same thing and this time they are the same.

Timing sync seems to work ok here.