But, especially, the obscure marketing hoodoo that surrounds their processes and them refusing to say specifically what they are doing, claiming trade secrets.

Their claims that they only use SE for the GUI, yet never really delivering on native coded plugins of their existing product, and apparently huge bugs in their 2 native coded plugs.

The onslaught of new product and promises of updates. There is just something very fishy about their whole operation. Thanks for the great tip on P5 bouncing to Sonar, that syrath reposted yesterday.ДЇor the SE/multicore bug, so it will only happen if I use two instances of, say, Motion? So, when I get my dual-core set up, I can use as many SE plugs in a project as I want as long as I don't use the same one twice?Д«ut, I'm with you on Crysonic. Just, 'once bitten, twice shy.' Their plugs do sound good, that's why I originally bought from them. There are several others that I want to look at, such as the SPECTRALIVE NX Vitatily Processer, (Trying to figure what the heck it does. I was Performing A/B test against my Waves L1+ Ultra Maximizer limiter and now I must put it through the paces with the Voxengo Elephant Limiter. i was using BBE Sonic Maximizer and my Waves Renn Bass and Bass Maximizer to help out, but this baby is Awesome! I am definitely getting this, I am still up in the air over their SpectraPhy LE Limiter, but it's attractive. I just got finished demoing the NEW B Aural Acoustics Based BASS Enhancer and All I can say is WOW!!, I have been looking for a low cost plug-in like this for a long time. I remember Voxengo having the same trouble with its plug-ins too but they are a fabulous company now.

Sorry about your bad experience, but they may have been a start up company at the time. They knew about this problem, never fixed it, released a new version, and wanted you to pay more for it. I purchased one a few years ago that never worked with Sonar. I will never buy another crysonic plugin.

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