Put the dlls that you want jBridge to wrap into a folder that Sonar doesn't scan if they always cause Sonar to hang. You can also select that plugin in the plugin manager and tell it to use jBridge for which ever plugins you want OR you can do as in step one and then use the jBridger tool to wrap just the dlls in that folder putting the newly created dlls into yet another folder. Allow that last folder to be scanned by Sonar.

The jBridge documentation is pretty good. Also download the latest available version. You download the demo and if you have a licence you'll get emailed the right file.

OK so I read i DON'T have to wrap the liquid Mix DLLs, just the fact that I have Jbridger installed is good enough, and the dialog box for each vst allows me to check "use jbridge".
 
Then I read, yes wrap the DLLs , put them in separate folder, and all is good.
 
TO Recap MY situation.
 
1 IF I install LM 3.0 and the install program places the factory DLLS, LM Mono and LM Stereo in either the default location or one I choose, the plug in does not show up in the list of VST effects. IF I try to scan that folder , the scan freezes and I have to kill it. Bottom line the unaltered vst is NOT there in my list.
 
2 IF I do wrap the two dlls  and only those two, and do not choose any other folders,and place them in a separate folder and remove the original dlls then the scan picks them up and places them in my list, HOWEVER, now  almost all of my exisitng dlls have use jbridge checked in their properties. Existing projects throw up warning dialog about cannot save the wrapped version of that vst,they still load ok.I do not want to go through 300 some dlls to uncheck that property.
 
3 I have tried a reset and rescan after step two, but the jbridge still shows up checked, the only way to stop the behavour is to delete the jbridge folder.
 
Liquid Mix is nice but not really worth all this trouble
I have visited the jbridge website looking for assistance and dont see anything close to my issue