Miller,

You mean reinstalling the drivers or Sonar? I can do that, but can you explain what might have gone wrong?

I feel more inclined to hardware incompatibilities. Will try a fresh installation though.

Hey Miller,

do you think there may be an issue with the fact that my Sonar is 64-bits?

I just saw the drivers being installed in my x86 folder.

Yeah, that didn't help. Neither did reinstalling Sonar as 32-bits.

Anything else?

As a matter of fact, yes, it's Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

Describe the weirdness of your Sonar, perhaps you're better at it.

Alright, here we go:

Under General Tab:

     Both Playback and Recording Timing Masters are pod's ASIO inputs and outputs

     64 bit double precision engine is checked

     audio driver bit depth is 16

     Sampling rate is 44100

     2 buffers in playback queue

     Latency is set to fast, but sliding it to safe does not make a difference in behaviour

     Under ASIO panel:

          Buffer Size 512

          Bit Depth 16

          USB Audio Streaming Buffer Size is between Extra Small and Medium

Under Advanced tab:

     Read and Write cacheing are enabled

     Driver mode is ASIO, of course

     Dithering is Triangular

     Synchronization is Full Chase Lock

     Checked:

          Share Drivers with other programs

          Use Multiprocessing Engine

          Use MMCSS

          Remove DC Offset During Record

Anything else relevant?

Which DAW do you suggest?

My father just bought a similar computer, I'm gonna try it in his to test the hardware variable.