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bsp2 / VeeSeeVSTRack

Open-source virtual modular synthesizer
http://vcvrack.com/
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Dbiz and Template-shared doesn't appear in Rack with Cubase 9.5.30 #7

Closed caecos closed 6 years ago

caecos commented 6 years ago

Operating system(s): Windows 10 Pro

I have noticed that these two folders (C:\vst2_bin\plugins\dBiz and C:\vst2_bin\plugins\Template_shared) have .dll (similar to the ones in the plugins folder of Rack in the standalone installation) while none of the others folders with modules for veesee have. The problem is probably there!?

bsp2 commented 6 years ago

I don't quite understand what problem you are talking about. I already explained to you that these are not VST but VSVR plugins which are being ignored by Cubase.

I.e. these plugins are loaded by the VSVR plugin, and this works just fine in Cubase 9.5.30.

The reasons why most rack modules are statically linked with the VST are

caecos commented 6 years ago

I have read carefully your message about that but what I am saying is that all the plugin folders in VeeSeeVSTRack does not have dll files...except the two, and that why I have open an issue about dBiz and Template-shared...Since only those two have dll, I have thought that it was perhaps the source of the problem I experimented. As for all the others modules, they work perfectly...

bsp2 commented 6 years ago

Yes, there are currently just two folders with (dynamically loaded) plugin.dll files (for the reasons stated above). All other modules are statically linked with the VST.

The issue you previously had with Cubase blacklisting the VST (and crashing when trying to reactivate it) was probably some Cubase glitch. Like I mentioned before, this also happened to me with another plugin -- for no good reason.

caecos commented 6 years ago

For the moment I have just deleted those two folders...quite happy to use Rack in a DAW and my keyboard...thx for your hard work to port Rack as a VST instrument/effect...regards...

bsp2 commented 6 years ago

Have fun! You may want to check out the latest release in case you haven't seen it, yet. It basically improves parameter automation support in some DAWs. Cubase might be one of them.

caecos commented 6 years ago

I check once in a while and the VeeSee is getting better after each update...