It comes out looking like that … some of them (the gate and the Step Filter) aren’t even in their respective Main folders (Dynamics and Filter)
I’ve tried uninstalling all Steinberg related stuff, rebooting, reinstalling multiple times, uninstalling… wash rinse repeat… I still can’t get all of the Insert effects to show
I think there is something kooky with the Artist 7.5 installer… I just uninstalled 7.5 and reinstalled from the old 7 installer this time, and I see all of the effects.
Well I noticed it’s the cubase plug in set in the vst3 folder that is kooky. I just moved the set from cubase 7 into 7.5 and they showed up. Moved the file from 7.5 to 7 and I get the same look as I got in 7.5
Though, I don’t have the new magneto plugin, or the new reverb plugin that are supposed to be in artist 7.5… also don’t have the updated gates and such as well.
It’s the Cubase plug in set vst3 that needs fixing… thats my issue. tried using the 7 installer, just installed 7. used the 7.5 installer and still have the same issue.
Have an email into support so see what they come back with.
I uninstalled Cubase artist 7.5, and I downloaded the Cubase 7.5 installer.
I then activated the Cubase 7.5 trial and all the plugins showed up. Whether the plugins that are supposed to stay with artist will after the 30 days… fingers crossed. But I think since the 7.5 installer is actually bigger then the artist installer the plugins actually work.
Also of note, if you already started artist 7.5 then no matter how many times you uninstall and install you’ll get the same install over and over again cause it keeps the data on your computer. So here is how you get around it.
Since Cubase 7.5 and the 7.5 Artist share the exact same installer it is a preference and the license that determines which one opens. As you have already licensed and set the preference for Artist that is why it continues to open.
I appreciate the detailed post, Diverce. However, that didn’t resolve the issue for me. Steinberg tech actually told me to do the same… but still have the issue.
We now have a longer thread on kvraudio about this… apparently many CA7.5 users are having this issue…
I’ve always used
Steinberg\VSTplugins
rather than
Steinberg\Cubase 5.5\VSTplugins
Steinberg\Cubase 6\VSTplugins
Steinberg\Cubase 6.5\VSTplugins
Steinberg\Cubase 7\VSTplugins
Steinberg\Cubase 7.5\VSTplugins
never had any issues with disappearing plugins.
And no, I don’t have all of them installed but I could and it would work.
If you never had set up a folder path for this folder you do that in
Devices>VSTplugin Information
When you’ve done that once it seems like Cubase find the path itself.
So for C7.5 I didn’t have to do anything.
On Macs, the 7.5 installer leaves the installed Cubase 7, so you have both of them. Cubase 7.0.6 still works fine for me, but 7.5 has the missing plugins problem on new projects (which on a Mac are inside the application bundle), and crashes when trying to open an existing project.
I can confirm that the temporary license key fixes both the missing plugins issue, as well as the crashing I was experiencing when opening an existing project.
