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Are any of your tracks or busses set to "Interleave mono"? If so, change then to "Interleave Stereo" (obviously LOL) Look for these icons on the tracks/busses in the console. The left is mono, and the right is stereo

Also, your Sync and Caching should be set up similar to this. If all else fails, you might be able to use the "Manual Offset" to sync it up. But that's just a band-aid for the real problem, not the solution.

Whenever I get any hiccups or delays, I usually resolve them by increasing the MIDI playback buffer. I know you had mentioned that you messed with the buffers, but maybe you missed this one. I've got mine set a little high right now, because I've got several active tracks and libraries running.

DAW Setup In your DAW preferences, you should see the Teensy MIDI board. This is Sonar... --------------------------- Select a MIDI track, and make sure either "MIDI Omni" is selected, or the "Teensy Omni" at a minimum. ---------------------------- Start moving the faders. You...

Just a few various pics... Here's a pic of the car dash-mat I trimmed down, to keep the unit from sliding around. It stays in place incredibly well, and is lower profile than feet would be. It doesn't cut or slice very well at all, but no one's going to see it anyways. Smooth side of mat...

Using the Arduino Application With your Teensy board connected via USB, open the arduino app. From the Tools\Board menu, select "Teensy 3.2/3.1" From the Tool\USB Type menu, select "MIDI" From the Tools\Port menu, select your connected device (it'll resemble mine)...

Programming the Teensy board Refer to the original article on installing the arduino IDE framework, and the teensy loader app. But use the links below for the current versions, which is what I'm using. ---------------------------------------------- Download arduino IDE 1.8.7 for your OS (I...

This is the detail I get with the faders. I was waiting for a replacement fader (the 3rd one), so I only have two CC's showing here.

Here's my wiring diagram. Be sure not to use the VIN (3.6 to 6.0 volts) (not shown here). This will cause the faders to max out at half the distance, because of doubling the voltage. I'll post about how to program the board next. Probably tomorrow.

Here's all we'll be working with

Here's the Teensy board diagram, and the pins. It comes with the board as well. I'll post my diagram, along with some explanations.

BTW, This thread assumes that you have some skills with tools, soldering, and computers. Basically, an established DIY'er. Here's the box being built. It's 29mm from the outside edge of the router attachment, to the router bit. I used some scrap melamine (white laminate board) to make my...

I posted this in the MIDI Mania forum, but thought this might be a better place. I built a 3-channel, programmable MIDI controller, for between $100 and $120. It works awesome! The detail from the 100mm slider pots is great! I could've added some pan pots, buttons, and other stuff, but what...

Here's my completed MIDI controller

I'm going to post a thread on how to build your own professional, programmable MIDI CC controller with 100mm slider pots. Best part...only about $100 for a 3-fader controller.

In the Sonar X2 overview video at about 39 seconds in they show some editing with audiosnap where parts of an audio clip are slip-edited. Is this something new? I've been trying to figure out how to do that in X1 but I'm not having much luck. If this is possible using the current version of...