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  • Synchron Boessendorfer and Cubase Pro 11

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    I recently purchased VSL’s Synchron Boesendorfer Imperial – full version and am having an issue 

     

    My DAW (Cubase Pro 11) does not recognize (include in the list of VST instruments) any of my Synchron programs: Big Bank Orchestra; Big Bank Orchestra – Formax; Epic Orchestra 2.0; and, Synchron Pianos Boesendorfer Imperial.

     

    I have downloaded the Vienna Synchron Pianos program which allows me to play the Boesendorfer as a standalone; however, as said, Cubase does not recognize or include it as a VST.  The folder Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3 contains several Vienna Ensemble Pro files; Vienna Synchron Pianos files; and, Vienna Synchron Player files.  All of the *.vsynvolume files (Big Bang Orchestra; Big Bang Orchestra – Formax; Epic Orchestra 2.0; and, Synchron Pianos Boesendorfer Imperial) are in a folder called “Bienna Epic Orchestra” on my Desktop.  This is where the VSL Download Manager put them.

     

    My computer is and iMAC (Retina 5k, 27-inch, 2019); Processor 3.7 Ghz Intel Core i5; and I have 64 GB 2667 MHz DDR4 of ram.

     

    I need a step-by-step guide telling me what to do so that Cubase recognizes the listed VSL instruments.  Please advise.
  • bbeliusB
    bbeliusB
    Hi! Please try completely closing Cubase (not only the window, fully close the process) and re-open it to re-trigger plugin scanning. Best, Ben
    Ben@VSL | IT & Product Specialist