JBridge problems in Cubase Pro 10

Cubase
#1

I am trying to run Native Instruments’ Pro 53 3 version 3.05 in Cubase Pro 10 . I have bridged the 32 bit .dll files using jBridge (latest version) but Cubase is listing it as an FX not a VSTi. It is the same with FM7. I also run FM8 with no issues but prefer the FM7 GUI.

I have followed the troubleshooting steps on jBridge website
i.e. 19 – “My VST instruments appear as VST fx in Cubase”
– Make sure you haven’t changed your plugins location after preparing the bridging files. If their location has changed, you’ll need to re-create the bridging files.
– update Cubases’s plugin cache.
if the problem persists, try renaming the created .32.dll/64.dll/.32.txt/64.txt files to .dll/.txt and update Cubase’s plugin cache again.

So far to no avail!

Any ideas what to do? I am able to bridge other 32 bit files without problems.

I so wish Native Instruments would make a 64 bit version of Pro 53!

#2

Update: This is not a problem in Cubase Pro 9.5 or Reason 10. It is a Cubase Pro 10 issue.

#3

A clean install of Cubase Pro 10 fixed the issue which is strange considering I only did a clean install of WIndows 10 Pro/Cubase Pro 10 over the new year! Whatever!

I also navigated to Users/User Name/App Data/Roaming/Steinberg and deleted the Cubase Pro 10 folder before doing the clean install of Cubase Pro 10 if it helps anyone.

#4

I’m having issues with Jbridge and I kept my entire Steinberg folder before installing. Might be the reason so thanks.

#5

Good luck. Also remove any affected (usually contain .64) bridged files before Cubase does the initial scan (after the clean install) and then add then back. It worked for me :slight_smile: