The McDSP SA-2 Dialog Processor works fine on N10 here. Don’t have other McDSP though.
All other Plugins loaded just as usual (Waves, iZotope, Sonible…)
Ok, I’ve managed to get AEQ400, Futzbox and SA Dialog to get working again. ML4000 still gets blacklisted, for some reason.
If you’re on Windows, what McDSP does is that it installs its plugins into the Common Files folder. I removed them from it, started up Nuendo. Then, I closed Nuendo, and put the plugins back into the folder. This time when Nuendo scans the plugins, they seemed to pass the scan.
This is really weird as f*ck. But anyway, it’s working now.
EDIT
Although now, the plugins are listed under the “OTHERS” category, and not in their respective ‘genres’ like EQ, Dynamics, Distortion, etc.
Kinda annoying. I think sometimes the coding for “categorization” from Steinberg doesn’t sit well with some 3rd-party plugins. That could be causing crashes? I dunno.
Haha. Actually, I initially had problems with Slate plugins. How i solved that one, was by unchecking the “Make compatible with Win8” option, under right-click on Nuendo.exe.
For McDSP, it was fiddling with the plugin location.
I also have many iZotope plugins blacklisted, and quite a few other 64bit plugins blacklisted as well. I never really use em anymore in music production anyway, so that’s fine by me. A shame, but fine.
So it could either be a war, a bugfest, or both. Both seems likely, and is kinda scarier, lol