The studio I’m working atm recently upgraded to SL Pro 8. Elicenser shows the license installed. Standalone version works fine. The problem is that Cubase is always asking for the previous version SL One 7.0.30 .dll path even if i uninstalled it.
If I reinstall version 7 everything works fine (as long as it overwrites the vst3 file).
I even tried to install SL One 7 standalone only so Cubase can find the path it is asking and use SL 8 Pro vst3 file normally , but then it crashed.
I tried all possible combinations but I still havent found a way to make Cubase “see” the new version.
I’m afraid I’ve already done that. Deleted every reference of SL 7, even registry cleaned. Cubase will not “see” SL8 always asking for the path where the original SL 7 should be. As I said Standalone works fine but not in cubase.
I already have followed this order. and registry cleaned for traces / deleted any leftover files etc. From what I understand is that when 8 is installed the vst3 file is replaced, in my case Cubase keeps asking for the version 7 engine (.dll file) pointing to the spectral layer 7 folder located in steinberg - program files. The 2 versions dont seem to coexist within Cubase
Hi @diaolosh , it seems to be a registry issue, please launch regedit ([Windows]+[R], then type regedit).
Then go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Steinberg\SpectraLayers and either delete everything in there and reinstall SpectraLayers Pro 8, or just edit the values of ApplicationPath, EnginePath and Location to make it point to SpectraLayers Pro 8 instead of 7 (just make sure SLP 8 was the last installed software though, so the vst match).