I'm Eavesdropper (Yves De Mey), a belgian producer making music ranging from messed up breaks, bit rate reduced Hip Hop, glitchy atmospheres and slightly introducing Electro-acoustic movements in my style. I work for my own label, and i'm also doing scores for film, theatre and dance performances. On top of that i'm doing sound design for film too.
check http://www.knobsounds.com/

So far, the only tracks officialy released since using your plugins are: 'Gusty Smith' on a compilation for The Wire magazine, 'Getraid' on Vierkant Muziek (a compilation of new flemish music) and 'Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered' on '13 Belgtronic Standards' (a compilation on my own label).

I use them in different ways (what a surprise...): Most of the time i use them while doing the rhythmic parts of a track. Messing up things, often in a way to look for inspiration. I just throw them in one of the busses of Logic Audio, and then i start fiddling. On the other hand, i can exactly predict what kind of effect they'll have on certain sounds (especially for my electro-acoustic work), so i can use them very deliberately.

And when i'm performing live, i use them together with Ableton Live. I just noticed i start and end most of my gigs with a Smartelectronix effected sound.

It's obvious i like the software a lot. They're all off the wall plugins, and i feel they enhance my sounds. It's like a good friend who's always there. And i like the mentality too, and i'm not talking about them being free, because i'm willing to pay for them. But it's good to know you can get in touch with Smartelectronix very easily when you have some recommendations or suggestions. And it's good to feel the love for music and processing through the plugins.

One thing: steady releases for Mac. Since switching from PC to Mac, i feel a bit abandonned... (not really, but PC users get them first. No offense though!)

Almost everybody i know is doing music here in Belgium uses them.