I had to replace my 2nd HD (containing a partition only for VST Sounds and VSTPlugins -contents).
Now this partition has a different drive-letter compared to the old disk (for some reason).
I restored all the files from an older backup and from the C6-CD (additional content) into this partition.
Everything is fine - just HalionOne cannot load presets now
(when selecting HO, click presets, click anything in mediaby):
→ HalionOne: Cannot find or locate Preset “…”!
(I already changed some xml-files to the correct path-name)
So my question is to you: where is the information stored for cubase to locate HO-presets ?
thank you.
Now you have a new drive, with a letter that didn’t exist before if I understand correctly. So in Media Bay, you have to “check” that drive so it will now include that drive in it’s scan. Maybe I am misunderstanding. Don’t just have it rescan the same locations as before, but “redefine” where it scans for presets to include the new drive.
Sorry if I am still no help and not getting your explanation.
Sincerely,
J.L.
Sorry, I just remembered the HALion One presets are NOT in Cubase 6. You have to install them from your CUbase 5 discs. Then copy them to the user presets as explained in the knowledge base article.
But to answer your questions, “where are the HO presets stored” for Cubase 6 and HO, the Knowledge base article tells you where they need to be.
thank you J.L. - I will try to install from C5.
I did the thing with mediabay already, but you know, on the drive that I changed, there is only the content and not the presets.
Anyway, thank you for your help
Hi.
with thousands of people obviously having the same problem with loading issues, and have been for years, why the hell don’t steinburg sort it out! I have recently purchase cubase and spent so much time tying to sort out loading problems,been on forums, waited for a reply from Steinberg, that i have uninstalled it and chucked in a draw. What a total waste of money!! I have never had a problem like this with any daw that I’ve used and i use a lot and know what im doing.