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(.....) According to the SONiVOX website, this appears to be another application of theirs that is not yet fully Windows 10 compatible.  They only list Windows 8 as the most recent OS here:
http://sonivoxmi.com/products/details/vocalizer-pro#compatibility

I have also laptop running Win 7, will check loading chordmaps tomorrow. Will let you know.

Cool. I also have a blue lava lamp! 

I did have Sonivox crashes  with Windows 7 64bit.  I Tried many things, adjusting the latency, etc. As strange as this is, I tried using Jbridge (Even though this is for running 32bit plugs in a 64bit environment), and this helped somewhat.  But I still got the odd Sonivox crash. 

I did not know about the pressing learn button - but I probably have done that with the projects I am using.

Now that I have upgraded to a fully patched Windows 10 64bit system, I no longer get crashes in any of Sonivox products.  Their single instrument Taylor Guitar was really bad in Windows 7, but in Windows 10, no more crashes.

I have Sonar Platinum 2017.2 (The latest version as of 9 March 2017)

I am not sure what's different about my Windows 10 64bit system, but I have many Sonivox products (including Big Bang Cinematic Percussion v2.5) and do not have any of these crashing issue anymore. My round trip latency is 6ms.

I am currently in the middle of a project that uses Orchestral Companion - Brass, Orchestral Companion - strings and Big Bang Cinematic Percussion v2.5 and various other non Sonivox VST.  I have not had this project crash.

I saw a comment on the SONiVOX community that mentioned the newer releases, such as the "Singles" products, were tested to be Windows 10 compatible.  The older products are still under testing, as far as I know.  They don't say "not compatible", but if you submit a support request for the older products you will get a response that they do not fully support Windows 10 yet.  But in my experience, most of them do work with Win 10, except for a few odd bugs. 
 
IMHO if they are still selling these products with Windows 10 almost 2 years post release, and now a mainstream Windows version, they need to step up!!!  The website lists compatibility, but it is common standard to list the minimum system requirements.  If you read them as Windows 8, it is assumed like hey I have Windows 10, no problem.  But in this case ... no.  I don't see any of these issues coming up with AIR products.  inMusic is the parent company for both AIR and SONiVOX now ...