Yes there are people who have, or at least say they have no problems with it, I never really did either, I just found other products that were far superior, far more stable, faster, and without all the annoyances and workarounds needed to make things work as they should that didn't, so I moved on, as by the way have many other long time users after the demise of Cakewalk last November forced their hand to check out the opposition. All software has it's bugs etc, unfortunately Cakewalk/SONAR has always had MORE than it's fair share of bugs, it's flaky, can be very temperamental and quite unstable, audio engine dropout are all to common and can be brought on at will if you know how to push it's buttons ( nothing exotic by the way) it is also rather crash prone, as shown by the recommendation that is often thrown around to keep one hand on the save short cut, and the advice often given to save often, this is all when compared to various other products available. Yes, unfortunately it is common, I was a long time Cakewalk/SONAR user, started with Pro Audio 9. I haven't had glitchy audio playback ever, with any of the DAWs I have used. This makes it completely unusable for me. This happened in buffer sizes of 256 and 512.
Both produced glitchy sounds when more than one note was playing. I fired up the Matrix instrument and the Jupiter 8 instrument. I just want to see how it handles VSTi instruments. I can deal with the rest of the instruments later. The only instruments that show up are the Arturia V-Collection and Sonar.
After a half an hour I cancelled the scan. Then, it got stuck on NI Battery (I have Komplete 11). I launched it and it started scanning VST's, but it seemed like it was only scanning VST3 instruments. I downloaded the Cakewalk by Bandlab software and installed it.I'm using it with an Arturia AudioFuse interface on a new HP laptop with 8th gen 4-core I7 processor. Previously I used Digital Performer, Pro Tools and Opcode StudioVision. Currently I use Reaper and have been very happy with it for ten years.
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