Ulf:
Thanks for the data. This is all totally weird. According to the latest log it said:
So Kontakt and Kontakt 5 16out got accepted. Why does it not turn up in the list of instruments in Dorico then?
Can we try something different then. You say it works in Dorico 2.
In 99% of all cases, when a plug-in gets blacklisted, then because it is crashing in the vstscanner. This is an additional program that acts as a safeguard. It tries to load all plug-ins once and sort those out that make trouble, so that the audio engine later only meets well behaved plug-ins.
This is all so weird, I propose we do a TeamViewer session next week, where I can see your desktop and see myself. In what timezone do you live?
I completely removed Dorico 2 and 3, include Steinberg Roaming App data. I then resinstalled both versions + components + content.
Dorico 2
I started by opening Dorico 2 and adding the Native Instruments path for VST2. Everything works as expected:
Diagnostics of the working Dorico 2 are available here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AkJKS0bhzKxZrXYRg8N7nEQujLxb?e=JNbzcb
Dorico 3
I then opened Dorico 3 and followed the same steps, adding the Native Instruments VST2 path. Sadly, Kontakt shows up in the blacklist file, and is not available in the UI:
Diagnostics of the failing Dorico 3 are available here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AkJKS0bhzKxZrXdMHRJqBSacBlRK?e=RYEGiG
I’m afraid there is nothing more I can do without guidance on your end. I am happy to screen share to facilitate troubleshooting.
