After a recent upgrade to 11.1.5 from a rather old Pyramix version, I'm not able to get a number of my VST plugins to appear.
I've gone to the settings CP and selected plugin folders, and tried to rescan to no avail.
Altiverb and my Tokyo Dawn plugs are a couple that always worked in Pyramix V8 but are not working in V11.
Are there guidelines for plugin installation file locations or something obvious I'm missing?
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Re: VST installations
Have you tried re-installing the plugins? have you checked to see if they are blacklisted at the bottom of the list (They will be in red). Have you done a Full ReScan of the VST & VST3?
Also, I would strongly suggest you update the installs and be sure to include the VST3 versions as well as the VST2. For memory hogs like reverb, VST3 is a bonus, because it releases the DSP when the plugin is not active.
Also are any of these plugins 32 bit installs? PMX no longer supports 32 bit plugins.
The final scorched earth approach is to delete the VST listing under program data/Merging Technologies. Not recommended.
All the best,
-mark
Also, I would strongly suggest you update the installs and be sure to include the VST3 versions as well as the VST2. For memory hogs like reverb, VST3 is a bonus, because it releases the DSP when the plugin is not active.
Also are any of these plugins 32 bit installs? PMX no longer supports 32 bit plugins.
The final scorched earth approach is to delete the VST listing under program data/Merging Technologies. Not recommended.
All the best,
-mark
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Soundmirror, Inc.
Boston, MA
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Mark Donahue
Soundmirror, Inc.
Boston, MA
mark@soundmirror.com
www.soundmirror.com
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Re: VST installations
This helped me.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14031#p39994
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14031#p39994
David Spearritt
Classical and Acoustic Music, BNE, Australia
Classical and Acoustic Music, BNE, Australia