Voxengo Span

Thanks to both of you for your responses, I appreciate it. I checked out the information you guys provided but neither fixed my issue. I dug a little deeper and I finally figured it out.
 
I was confused by the Output/Send routing, along with the first SPAN input not clearly stating it was an input like the other 3 available inputs. In FL Studio I would set the Output of a Mixer Insert directly to the Bus housing SPAN. In Sonar's case you keep the tracks outputting to their default Bus or Master and use the Sends. The input titled SPAN is in fact input 1, and the other options are listed properly as inputs 2-4.
 
Another problem is the VST3 version seems to only have 2 outputs, while the VST2 version has 8. The VST2 version for some reason is listed under Soft Synths rather than Audio FX.
 
Hopefully this information helps anyone else having issues with SPAN. Again, thank you guys for the replies.

FidelityMusic
...  In Sonar's case you keep the tracks outputting to their default Bus or Master and use the Sends. The input titled SPAN is in fact input 1, and the other options are listed properly as inputs 2-4.
 
Another problem is the VST3 version seems to only have 2 outputs, while the VST2 version has 8. The VST2 version for some reason is listed under Soft Synths rather than Audio FX.
 
Hopefully this information helps anyone else having issues with SPAN. Again, thank you guys for the replies.

 I think you've answered most of my question/dilemma here, but I'm missing something vital to understand how this should work.
 
I have Voxengo SPAN, and another multi-channel spectrum analyzer that purports to have the mult-input capability.
- How/where do I instantiate the plugin?
- How do I route inputs to each?
 
Please provide details, because I'm stuck, tired and have a deadline. 
 
Many thanks in advance.

It helps quite a lot to know there were Voxengo SPAN issues. It seems very obtuse in the way the inputs are labeled and routed. I can't get my head around it, and the only usage example I found was via Ableton.  I'll take another shot in the morning when I'm fresher.
 
Thanks.

Studio-ES
....  you'll need to instantiate 1 plugin on each track that you want to monitor. Then monitor all the tracks using any one of the plugin's windows.
 

YES !  That was the golden insight that made everything work.  After a night's sleep, I jumped on it, and used a product called Spectrum [ https://schulz.audio/products/spectrum/ ] that has the function I need.  I'm trialing it now, but $29 seems more accessible than $99 for the Blue Cat equivalent. (Although Blue Cat actually offers instructions on usage, whereas I'd still be lost with Spectrum without additional guidance.)
 
Thanks a million! I'm on my way!