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I'm having problems running the latest generation of Voxengo audio plug-ins that are multi-channel capable. I'm trying to use them in Sound Forge 9. It came to our attention that Sound Forge 9 still has problems with multi-channel plug-in handling. However, one of our users has reported that this problem can be resolved by instantiating plug-in in SF9's built-in "plug-in chainer". Also make sure you have upgraded to the latest SoundForge v9.0e which does not exhibit this problem.

When inserting VariSaturator into the FX chainer of SoundForge 8d the level of the audio drops around 10 dB or so. When I deselect VariSaturator the level goes back up to where it should be. I'm having great results with this plug in Cubase SX 3, but at present is not usable for me in my version of SoundForge. Any ideas? Most probably this is a problem in SoundForge 8 that cannot deal with multi-channel capable plug-ins correctly (so, this problem happens with all other multi-channel plug-ins). You may use SoundForge 9 where this problem was fixed.

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