There is a fix included for SONAR X2.
 
http://www.uaudio.com/support/uad/downloads.html
 
 
Five New UAD-2 Plug-Ins from Universal Audio

Teletronix® LA-2A Classic Leveler Collection

API® 500 Series EQ Collection

Three New UAD-2 Plug-Ins from Direct Development Partners

Softube® Bass Amp Room

Softube® Metal Amp Room

Softube® Vintage Amp Room

Other Changes – Mac and Windows

Resolved various graphics and control anomalies introduced with 64-bit plug-ins

Other Changes – Mac (since v6.4.1 public beta)

OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 is qualified

32-bit and 64-bit hosts are qualified

Resolved UAD plug-in random disabling issue

Resolved issue preventing operation in 32-bit kernel mode

(Apollo) Console’s Channel Strip Editor feature is re-enabled

Other Changes – Windows (since v6.4.0)

Sonnox Oxford EQ is included

Resolved issue with Sonar X2 when available DSP is exceeded

Resolved issue when Apollo or UAD-2 Satellite are powered before the computer is started

System Requirements

(Win) UAD v6.5.0 is qualified with 64-bit editions of Windows 7 with Service Pack 1

(Mac) UAD v6.5.0 is qualified with OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard, 10.7 Lion, and 10.8 Mountain Lion

All other operating systems are unqualified. Although older operating systems may work, they are untested and unsupported

Updating to UAD v6.5.0 is not recommended if using an unqualified OS

Prior UAD software versions for older operating systems are available here

Known Issues – Mac and Windows

System sleep is not supported with UAD FireWire devices (Apollo and UAD-2 Satellite)

Cubase 7 is not qualified with this release

Known Issues – Mac

(Cubase 32-bit only) When performing audio processing via Audio>Plug-Ins menu or region editor window, UAD plug-in controls may become unresponsive if the plug-in window is moved. To regain control if this occurs, close the plug-in window then reopen it. This issue does not exist in the 64-bit version of Cubase.

(Cubase 32-bit only) When performing audio processing via Audio>Plug-Ins menu or region editor window with UAD Direct Developer plug-ins, the UAD Toolbar cannot be used to load or save UAD presets. UAD presets can be loaded using the up/down arrow buttons in Cubase’s preset management tools instead. This issue does not exist in the 64-bit version of Cubase.

6.5 is D.O.A. for me. I'm going back to 6.4. And given that they don't officially support Sonar any more, I'm not hopeful that this will get fixed. Given the $1E3 that I've spent with them, it's safe to assume I'm massively pissed!

SF_Green


6.5 is D.O.A. for me. I'm going back to 6.4. And given that they don't officially support Sonar any more, I'm not hopeful that this will get fixed. Given the $1E3 that I've spent with them, it's safe to assume I'm massively pissed!

That's a bummer. I had hoped that this would fix the issues with SONAR.

SF_Green


6.5 is D.O.A. for me. I'm going back to 6.4. And given that they don't officially support Sonar any more, I'm not hopeful that this will get fixed. Given the $1E3 that I've spent with them, it's safe to assume I'm massively pissed!

 
Thanks for the warning Bud! Will not install (although I do crave the LA2A pack).
 
If I understand correctly, SONAR (and numerous other DAWs) are still supported, but not actively tested at UA.

I hope that annoying "non-UAD plugin in the chain will add latency.. blah, blah" warning will be fixed.  Cakewalk has already confirmed it is a problem on UAD's end.

I haven't downloaded 6.5 yet, but will do so over the weekend and report back.

I only upgraded to an x64 OS a few weeks ago, so my experience with 6.4 is limited, but thus far I've had no problems. When I 'm getting close to 100% utilization on my two UAD-2/Solo cards I tend to back off, perhaps I'll have to try pushing a bit harder?

As far as the rumor about Sonar support goes, I received an email from UA a while back assuring me that they do support & test Sonar, and at least for now there is no plan to change that. I've asked if I can repost that email, but haven't heard back yet.

SF_Green


6.5 is D.O.A. for me. I'm going back to 6.4. And given that they don't officially support Sonar any more, I'm not hopeful that this will get fixed. Given the $1E3 that I've spent with them, it's safe to assume I'm massively pissed!

Define DOA please.


What card(s) are you using?

Hello Bapu,
 
I'm using a UAD2 Quad (PCI).  The plugins are seen by Sonar, they show up in my projects, but they are not functioning at all.  ALso, they aren't showing in the UAD control panel.

 
 
bapu

SF_Green


6.5 is D.O.A. for me. I'm going back to 6.4. And given that they don't officially support Sonar any more, I'm not hopeful that this will get fixed. Given the $1E3 that I've spent with them, it's safe to assume I'm massively pissed!

Define DOA please.


What card(s) are you using?

Completely different report here http://forum.cakewalk.com/fb.ashx?m=2781572

After playing with 6.5 for a bit this afternoon I have gone back to 6.4. The "non-UAD plugin in the chain will add latency" error was replaced with a new error about the sample rate being 44100khz instead of the project rate and then Sonar would crash every time. Bummer.