Anyone else getting major CPU spikes with Addictive Drums 2?

Hello, I seem to be getting a huge "spike" when using AD2? About 70% or more of the CPU level would be constant and this is on it's own before any other tracks have been added (from Sonar X3 producer, CPU monitor top right of control panel). The Original Addictive Drums had no problems, even with as much as 100-200 tracks, with a lot of plug-ins the CPU would never reach 1/2 of it's potential. Just a little concern because I don't want to be held up because of utilities.
 
I have tried and adjusted all of the XLN & Sonar parameters (baud rate, samples, ASIO etc.) and no luck?
If anyone else has had similar concerns and had a solution, could you please post? I've read from other forums (Gear Sluts, PC forum and others) trying to find an answer, also emailed XLN. "Thanks"
 
Mike. 

There are a couple of recent updates that may help. Run your xln audio installer. The lastest version is 2.0.2.

Clintmartin,
How,may I ask, did you find out about the updates to AD2?  I did not receive any email notification from XLN and I don't see any information on their web site talking about an update.  Does running the installer again just update the software or does the whole program have to be downloaded again?
Thanks,
 

Sidroe,
Thanks for the information!

The new "2.0.2 Update" cleared my issues! Thanks XLN...................

Well I'll be... I'd started to think something was swamping down my system! AD2.02 fix confirmed here!

All the fix info is on their Facebook page. These quick fixes do nothing but raise their reputation.

Sorry just click 'Answer' below Clintmartins post. Cheers.

I haven't been getting noticeable spikes, but initially my keyboard shortcuts were been dropped out as I interacted with the software - Blue 2.0, TH2, have both done this too BTW. However, after the first fix, this seemed to stop...or mostly anyway...what I then found was that the timeline started stopping, even though the track kept playing...after 4/5 bars, the timeline would suddenly 'catch-up'. 
 
I sent a basic project to XLN's support, and they found a 'glitch', which was then sent to the developers...I've been waiting for a fix to this, otherwise I was just going to refund it, as AD1 works flawlessly. I guess I'll try the update and see if it does the trick.

Dear Mantra Sky
 
I read your post on the Gearlutz forum joining the chorus of users telling the world how AD 2 is spiking their CPUs.
 
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/music-computers/929684-anyone-else-getting-major-cpu-spikes-addictive-drums-2-a.html
 
You may have forgotten, but you ended your post with:
 
“If you come across a solution, please post! I'll do the same, thanks”
 
This Gearslutz forum thread is still unresolved. For the sake of people, like me, thinking of upgrading to AD2, and for the sake of XLN Audio’s reputation, perhaps you could take the time to say “it’s all good now” over on that forum as you have on this one?
 
Thanks
All the best