I'm suddenly having issues with LP64 EQ and Multiband plugs.  No issues in the past, and nothing has changed to my system that I know of.  The temporary fix is to reload presets for each instance, BUT, this does not save when closing and reopening the project, so it has to be done for each instance every time a project is opened.  Anyone else experiencing this?

How are you using them?

I've got them on various busses.  Don't know what has changed.  I've got plenty of memory, etc.  Using X1 expanded producer.

Some instances seem fine however.  I've tried dropping the instance, reinstantiating and reloading a preset.  Works fine until you save, close and reopen the project.

Are you using them in project and making adjustments?
 
There is a bit of a known problem because they put quite a high load on your CPU to some extent they are aimed at the mastering stage as much as anything.  If used on individual tracks and  busses with automation etc this will happen.
 
Might help if we knew what is your CPU, OS and driver format are, sound card might be useful as well just to help point us in a direction where we can help.
 
The number of instances and if they are on soft synths may well prove useful information.

Actually, after you launch a project, begin play, and it happens, all I do is stop, open the plug (double-click), and close, and that fixes the issue for that buss....don't have to re-load the preset after all.  Very strange.

They are both CPU hungry plug ins. I usually can only use them by increasing the AISO buffers on my sound card. Are you running multiple instances of the plug ins, or do you just have them on one bus?

The last update to the LP64 fixed any of the glitchiness that I had with the original. I can really only run one instance of the plug on my Master Buss when I am in the mastering stage.

The versions in X2 have been fixed. This was a known issue with these plugins. 

Thanks John.  I purchased X2 a few months back...now I have a reason to install.

Make sure you install the X2a update to X2, after your X2 install.  It addresses more than 250 bugs.  And, the X2a update requires a minimum of Windows 7 at Service Pack 1 maintenance level.
 
Bob Bone