When using tabbed views, the current tab view was not persisted in projects.
Under certain circumstances, waveform previews could result in a flat line.
If the BounceBufSizeMsec= variable had been changed in AUD.INI, bouncing down audio could result in the Mixing Latency setting being changed.
Changing the master bus interleave (mono/stereo), could result in the bus getting out of sync.
Folder composite clips were not always drawn correctly depending on zoom level, often making it appear there are multiple composite clips while there is really only a single composite clip.
If a folder composite clip spanned multiple display pages, and had \"child\" clips that started in the offscreen page, the child clips didn't get selected when clicking the composite clip.
In the Piano Roll view and In-line PRV, hiding notes (uncheck “Show Notes”) would leave velocity tails that were un-editable. Hiding notes now also hides velocity tails.
Inserting a Pitch Wheel, Velocity, or Aftertouch envelope on a MIDI track would cause the envelope to insert with an incorrect default value.
Changing the Now time to earlier than the Loop Start time during playback could cause envelopes to not render correctly.
If many views were tabbed, clicking on the rightmost tab would not scroll any additional tabs into view.
The ‘Load Track Icon’ command would not always default to the correct folder if a custom folder was specific in Options-Global-Folders.
Using a mouse wheel to scroll a tabbed Synth Rack view would also cause the Track View to scroll.
The “Hidden” indicator in a Track Folder would not update if a track was hidden by the Hide Track menu command instead of the Track Manager.
Inserting a track template would cause the current Track view tab (All, Mix, FX, or I/O) to always revert back to the All tab.
Lasso selection would sometimes not work correctly if there was only one track in the project.
In a Track Folder, the Archive button would not refresh properly to indicate if all or only some tracks within the folder were archived.
The Quantize MFX would not apply the default settings.
Moving a delay-compensated effect from a track FX bin to a bus FX bin during playback could cause audio to drift out of sync.
Inserting a delay-compensated mono effect in a bus stereo FX bin could cause audio to drift out of sync.
Cyclone DXi would sometimes have outside graphics bleeding through it.
Looping a project while displaying waveform previews could cause SONAR to become sluggish.
Generative MFX plug-ins, such as Session Drummer, would still play even after the MIDI track was archived.
Slip-editing or fading a single clip could also affect other partially-selected clips.
If an effect’s property page was tabbed, but not the current tab, double-clicking the effect in an FX bin would make the tabbed effect property page visible, but the tab itself would not change.
Clicking directly below the Strip Select (Quick Group) triangle in a track/bus header strip would cause the strip to be selected instead of the track/bus.
Copying and pasting a MIDI clip would sometimes result in a clip that was slightly longer than the original clip.
“Link to Now Time” is now enabled by default in the Step Record window.
When the Track Inspector displayed a main out, the “Link Faders” button would momentarily disappear when adjusting a Send or EQ in the Track Inspector.
Pressing the ‘C’ key to enable the Split tool did not immediately update the mouse cursor.
Copying and pasting data on multiple MIDI tracks using “Replace Old with New” instead of “Blend Old and New” would only work on consecutive tracks. If there was any break between the source tracks, data that was pasted after the break would be blended instead of replaced.
Events in partially selected clips that were outside the selection time range would be ignored during export. This was not a problem for MIDI and audio events, but if the time range spanned an envelope jump shape--such as a Mute envelope--the envelope could be rendered in an undesirable state (off instead of on, and vice versa).
If the Track view was maximized, the resize handle was still visible in the lower right corner.
The red “overs” displayed in waveform previews would not always display properly when zooming and scrolling the Clips pane.
If multiple tracks were displayed in a tabbed Staff view, the displayed tracks would not be persisted by the Staff view when saving the project.
Confidence recording (waveform preview) would not work if you punched in on-the-fly.
The VST Configuration Wizard's 'Folder defaults' options were not persisted.
Window layouts did not work properly if multiple views were tabbed.
Improved responsiveness of zooming in the Piano Roll view and Tempo view.
When editing controller data on a multi-clip MIDI track, holding down the Shift key to draw a straight line could cause data to be deleted after the line.
When the Console View was floating and had focus, pressing \"M\" multiple times would open multiple instances of the Track Manager dialog.
Performing a lot of drag or nudge edits that overwrote the Undo History could result in a crash.
Under rare circumstances, audio clips would not draw properly if the CPU load was high.
32-bit PCM ACIDized wave files created in Sony Sound Forge or Sony ACID could take a long time to import.
Using the Navigator view to resize a Track view that contained several minimized track folders could result in a lockup.
Copying and pasting an audio clip that had been cropped in the Loop Construction view could result in the pasted clip being offset by the crop duration.
Clicking the 'Maximize/Restore the Tabbed View' button did not automatically give the tabbed view focus.
It was sometimes difficult to move the vertical Track view splitter bar since the hit spot was only 1 pixel wide.
Moving an imported Groove clip to an earlier location could cause the Groove clip to unroll.
A crash could occur if you immediately right-clicked in the Track view after opening SONAR while the template menu was still busy initializing.
Saving (overwriting) a CWB file multiple times could cause the file sizes to increase exponentially each time, until running out of disk space.
Distorted audio could occur after freezing a ReWired instance of Project5 version 2 if the Project5 GUI was still open.
Under rare circumstances, SONAR could become unresponsive after a while if ‘Use Multiprocessing Engine' was enabled (Options-Audio-Advanced).
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