I wasn't having Crashes related to memory leaking in Melodyne, my problem, that was being responded to in that email was Melodyne/Antares/Gtr rig/ Waves timcode/tempo based plugins not Fastbouncing as of X1d specially due to Cakewalk coding changes. Started emailing about this issue in March, Not due to melodyne memory crashes. "You aren't getting these crashes from what I gather" Again, why would a Cakewalk representative tell me to 'Stay tuned, because it looks like an update is in the works' IF he knew this was NOT my problem in Melodyne, but IN FACT a Cakewalk MISTAKE (called X1d) that affected multiple plugins across multiple plugin vendors. Fastbouncing/Clip Bouncing Worked in X1c fine with melodyne/antares/waves (aside from lacking VST3 sidechaining) I had been told by Phone Support as well that I Wasn't the only one experiencing the Fastbouncing/Clip bouncing issues and that an update to address the issue was in the works. I like the email where I'm told to stay with 8.5 in the meantime. Regarding same issue [In speaking with my manager, we are investigating another issue (possible bug perhaps) regarding very similar circumstances with another customer, so it looks like you may not be alone. I appreciate your patience and as soon as we come across some type of working solution I'd be more than happy to let you know. In the meantime, I would suggest staying with 8.5 for this specifically.] This WAS/STILL IS a Cakewalk issue in X1D. This should have been a quick fix!!! In regards to the channels to complain about customer support, I've written in in the past, In fact, you Personally wrote me back this September 5, 2011: I'm sorry to hear that you've been having a poor experience with our support team. I located your call record and it does look like you've been a long time supporter and have called about a variety of things (some of them simple and installation related, and some of them being faults in the application that you needed help with). It's hard for me to get the whole picture by just glances at the notes in the follow up emails that were sent to you unfortunately. If a customer does report an issue that is an error in the application, our support staff is not supposed to "re-direct" the customer towards filling out the problem report form. I will personally let a customer know about this form in case they run into such issues in the future, but I personally always follow up internally with our testers and developers. The rest of our staff should be doing the same. I will say, however, that the benefit to you as the customer filling out this form is that you will get notifications as to its status if things are updated and resolved. I agree with you when you say that our support staff show "own" at this, and I'm not sure who mistakenly said that we do not follow up internally regarding customer concerns. I will make a point to follow up with our team and your personal concerns in regards to our escalation process internally. For what it is worth, we are in the process of migrating systems internally that will make it easier for all of our support representatives to escalate issues they cannot resolve. I know this doesn't say much for the experience you have had up until this point, but moving forward our support team has a much better path for comparing and merging cases with the data coming in from our problem reporter and testers. In regards to standing issues in X1c, customer support has no control over resolving errors in the application. We can report the issues and express our concerns over the severity of them and how they are effecting our customers, but ultimately resolution to the problems lie outside our support staff's ability to control. I apologize if you are still experience problems of this nature. If you would like to let me know what bugs you are being affected by I will be more than happy to check the status of such issues. In regards to a support representative hanging up, do you recall who you were speaking with and what day/time the call took place? I can pull the call up if you have a rough estimate of the time. Best regards, Ryan Munnis Product Support Manager Cakewalk, Inc.