Ozone 7 users: Ozone 7 Standalone presents 2 track master differently than Sonar?

Importing the exact same master 2 track into my Sonar X3 Studio and into Ozone 7 (without any plugins enabled in Sonar and with all modules bypassed in Ozone),  I find that the Ozone version is much brighter. Cymbals pronounced, jumping annoyingly out of the mix. 
Am I doing something wrong ?   Anyone else have this issue ?

OK, here's some more important info...
 
1)- when I import a 2 track master into Ozone 7 standalone, Ozone boosts the treble and volume of the 2 track quite a bit, even with all modules in bypass. 
 
2)- when I use Ozone 7 as a plugin in Sonar, on a single stereo track (the same 2 track master imported into Sonar), with all modules bypassed, Ozone boosts the volume and treble just a bit, but nowhere near as much as when it is in standalone mode. 
 
3)- when I use Ozone 7 as a plugin in Sonar on the Master Bus, Ozone boosts the volume and treble just a bit, just like in (2).
 
Seems like Ozone 7 behaves differently in standalone mode compared to plugin mode..... ?

Ozone has always been complex. The latest version can be said to be less complex than Ozone 5 Advanced. Its more complex than Ozone 6 Advanced due to the analog modules in 7 Advanced. As a plugin its not so complex.
 
What you do get with it are a lot of versatility. 
 
As to the OPs problems with it. I wonder if its not loading a default preset? This could be different in standalone or as a plugin.