If you do that in X3, the selection will start looping automatically - the behavior is different than X1. But, I'm glad you found a solution!!

ramtin
Good News!
However, I could not find "Loop/Auto Shuttle" function in Sonar X1 but I found another way to play one time the selection.It is so easy.
1. select part of track which going to play
2. Press "shift"+"space" key
It starts to play and at the end point automatically stops.
Regards
Ramtin

 
This also works in Sonar X2 but not in Sonar X3 . Is there a another key binding for this in Sonar X3 ??
All the best
Jan

Dear Jan,
I hrave not X3 But I guess you can set it manually. Please try the following that i have put here from sonar manual,hopefully could help you. 
 
Note: The SPACEBAR is now “globally” bound to the Play/stop button, so that when you have
a plug-in window open, you can still start and stop playback with the SPACEBAR.
menu.



To create a key binding using the computer keyboard
1. Go to Edit > Preferences > Customization - Key Bindings.
2. Check Computer in the Type of Keys list.
3. To quickly scroll to the key or key combination you want, click the Locate Key button, and then
press the key or keys you want to use.
4. Highlight the key combination you want to use in the Key list. Keys on the number pad appear as
Num “n.” If a key or combination is already bound to a global command by default, the name of
the key appears in bold text, and the command it is bound to appears at the bottom of the Key
Bindings dialog under Global Key Assignment. Binding a key or combination to a command
and clicking OK overwrites any default binding for that key or combination.
5. In the Bind Context menu, select the context in which you want to use the key binding.
6. Highlight the command you want to assign from the Function list.
7. Click Bind to bind the key combination to the command.
SONAR places an asterisk next to the key(s) that you chose, and draws a line from the
highlighted key(s) to the command that the key(s) will trigger. Any keys that are assigned to
commands have asterisks next to them. Any commands that have keys assigned to them list the
keys in the Computer column and/or the MIDI column.
8. Repeat steps 3 through 7 for all the keys you want to bind.
9. If you want to save these key bindings for other sessions, make sure that the Save Changes for
Next Session check box is checked.
10. Click OK when you are done.


For more Information please check sonarX user manual.
Regards
Ramtin

Anderton
If you do that in X3, the selection will start looping automatically - the behavior is different than X1. But, I'm glad you found a solution!!
 

JPS
This also works in Sonar X2 but not in Sonar X3 . Is there a another key binding for this in Sonar X3 ??
All the best
Jan

Dear, Anderton and JPS
 
Use the fallowing instruction for sonar X3
1-      Find the Key binding window in Sonar X3.
(In Sonar X1 , Go to Edit > Preferences > Customization - Key Bindings.)
2-      Find “Audition” In the “Bind Context” menu Then select and Highlight it
3-       Choose a combination of keys like Shift +A which are not bold (not used as presets)
4-      Press “Bind” button
5-      If you want to save these key bindings for other sessions, make sure that the Save Changes for Next Session check box is checked.
6-      Press “Apply” or "OK" button

Please update forum the conclusion,
 
Good luck
Ramtin