NI is currently giving away a plug-in called Phasis as a promotion. After installing, Cubase put it on the Blacklist. Foolishly I reactivated it. Cubase warned me it could cause problems to reactivate & to re-scan the plug-ins to get it back on the Blacklist. Next time I started Cubase it crashed while Initializing the VST 2.x Plug-in Manager. Retried a few times - same results. Obviously couldn’t re-scan if Cubase won’t start. Renamed the file extension on Phasis.dll and all is fine now.
Working on my rig…but my platform is Mac. Didn’t have a blacklist issue after installing. It’s fairly plain vanilla…so I don’t think you’re missing much.
Working perfectly here. I’m using the 64 bit plugin path: “C:\Program Files\Native Instruments\VSTPlugins 64 bit”. You can see my system spec in the signature.
Although, this is the best installation of Windows 7 I’ve ever had. Managed to install every single Windows update with NO ERRORS! I made a clone immediately afterwards and have been using it ever since.
I’m going to guess it’ll be a Windows issue rather than Cubase or NI, since most other people (including myself) have Phasis working perfectly.
Do you have all Windows updates installed as well as things like .NET and Visual C++ installations? I made sure to install every single one of those just in case programs need them. Ever since doing that with the latest Windows install, I’ve never had an issue with installing anything since (check the screenshot attached). Something worth thinking about if/when you decide to reinstall Windows.
Yes @Grim, I confirm that it is installed in C:\Program Files\Native Instruments\Phasis… There are D3D and Documentation forder.
I have Windows 10 on AMD Phenom™ II X4 965 Processor 3.40 GHz
Yeah, Windows made that big update about what here many people talks on forum. But Cubase 9.5.10 works pretty well.
I have .NET Framework not up to date like @jim_griff have. Mine is 4.5.2. Is this a breaking point to think about?
P.S. I can plug in this plugin into Windows XP SP2 too, but I guess this will be the end of my twelve-year old donkey laptop
Yes! It is there.
I add this folder to Cubase’s Plugin Manager setup. Reloaded, restarted, polished, cured, dehidrized… No reactions. More - after restart of Cubase, added folder was gone from setup - it quietly told - your 64bit needs is not compatible with my 64bit understandings. I copied .dll to Program Files/VSTPlugins. No reactions. Not blacklistet too.