Sonar 2025.11 Feedback

[Prog Nut]

Skelm is indeed correct! I have experienced similar problems a few times, but not so often that I have managed to see any systematicity in the behavior. But I recognize the symptoms! The project does not open until I click away the suddenly recurring quick start window. So, some kind of bug still hides in the code! Not big, not frequent, but nevertheless...

And I have to add that this behaviour probably started last update!

Edited Wednesday at 07:59 PM by Prog Nut

[Michael Vogel]

To the OP.

following your chronology of installation an observation.

Could you have installed platinum after more recent versions. If so this would likely have overwritten newer files with old versions which could explain your problems. Just a thought.

[Bass Guitar]

On 12/2/2025 at 7:23 AM, Skelm said:

Hi Noel,

It happens in all projects, but only for the first project opened after launching Sonar. Exact steps:

1) Launch Sonar (quick start menu must be enabled in previous session), and from the quick start menu, choose browse. 

2) Browse to any project and open it. 

3) The quick start screen displays again, and needs to be dismissed before the project will continue opening. 

 

Opening projects after the first one works normally again. 

Thanks.

This is exactly what happens to me. 

[apt]

Thank you for the update!

But I've found that in the new version, some of the Chinese texts are getting really small (arranger tracks, VST menus, articulation maps, etc).  This didn't happen in previous versions.

My displays are set to 100% so this is not related to high DPI scaling. 

[Jerry Gerber]

1.  I'm seeing a new bug in the tempo map.  When I try to delete a tempo point, or a series of tempo points, some won't delete.  

2.  When I want to roll back to the previous version that I know does not have this bug, I get a message saying I can't do that.

Am I to interpret this as meaning I cannot roll back to an earlier version?    

Jerry

https://www.jerrygerber.com

 

 

 

 

Edited 3 hours ago by Jerry Gerber

[Promidi]

4 minutes ago, Jerry Gerber said:

I'm seeing a new bug in the tempo map.  When I try to delete a tempo point, or a series of tempo points, some won't delete. 

Does this happen with a particular project or any project with tempo changes?
 

5 minutes ago, Jerry Gerber said:

When I want to roll back to the previous version that I know does not have this bug, I get a message saying I can't do that.

Are you using the Free Tier or the Membership tier?

[Jerry Gerber]

4 minutes ago, Promidi said:

Does this happen with a particular project or any project with tempo changes?
 

Are you using the Free Tier or the Membership tier?

I'm paying for Cakewalk, Membership.  I closed the app and reopened it and I am not seeing the bug now.  It seems like when there's a series of tempos, I have to delete the last one first, in order to delete all of them.  Not sure about this.   I'm only working on one project so I don't know if it's happening in other projects, probably not as I would have noticed it before, I use a lot of tempo changes in my music.

I am sure though that I wasn't able to roll back to version 31.09.0.038 or any other previous version.  Am I missing something?

J

 

Edited 2 hours ago by Jerry Gerber

[Promidi]

3 minutes ago, Jerry Gerber said:

I am sure though that I wasn't able to roll back to version 31.09.0.038 or any other previous version.  Am I missing something?

In The Cakewalk Product Centre, I am assuming you have selected the “Rollbacks” option to list the roll back versions available to you.

[Jerry Gerber]

1 hour ago, Promidi said:

In The Cakewalk Product Centre, I am assuming you have selected the “Rollbacks” option to list the roll back versions available to you.

Ah, no. I was using a downloaded earlier version. I rarely need to rollback and didn't know I wouldn't be able to simply install a previous version. 

I'll do it the way you suggest if I ever do need to rollback. 

 

 

 

 

 

[bmarlowe]

Updated everything, including TH-U. I can't find the new TH-U doubler.