Hi, so I updated to 10.5, and I couldn’t load Kontakt. I checked the VST Plug-in Path Settings, and everything is pointing to the same places I had in Cubase 10, but Kontakt and all the Native Instruments plug-ins are greyed out and not being recognized. Just to check, I opened Cubase 10 and everything was fine. Does anyone know why this may be a problem even though the Cubase is being pointed to the same places and libraries? Until I get this figured out I guess I’ll just work in 10.
Thanks for any suggestions, I’m looking forward to getting to use the video export function.
Hi,
I am having the same problem, with all of my Komplete Kontrol instances/instruments completely gone (not even greyed out) from the VST Instruments.
I tried Martin Jirsak’s instructions to the letter (enabling Admin mode in Cubase, deleting specific files from Roaming folder, etc.) but nothing works!
hi guys –
Just updated to Cubase 10.5, and I, too, am experiencing some plugins that won’t work / don’t show up. Namely KONTAKT, which no longer shows up in VST Instruments. And Ozone 8. Solutions for a MAC?!
Thanks!
Paul
Few days ago I purchased Cubase Pro 10.5 (moved on from StudioOne) and, unfortunately, I experience the same issues:
i.Kontakt and Komplete Kontrol are not recognised at all (not even greyed)
I read all the above and I tried to follow the steps I understood:
i.Run Cubase ‘as Administrator’ (right click on the icon)
ii.Check Studio-> VST Plug in Manager → checked all lists (blocklists, VST Intruments, etc.) but nothing
iii.I also, added ‘Paths’ linked to C:, D: and // my external driver E: where all my music libraries are linked (nothing happened)
iv.All of my plug ins are up to date.
v.BTW Kontrol S88 works perfectly fine
Please can I kindly ask anyone to help me on the issue? How did you manage to find Kontakt and Komplete in Cubase 10.5?
As far as I know, NI is installing its plug-in to a specific folder. Add this path in the VST Plug-in Manager, please.
I would recommend to remove all other paths. Especially the whole C drive. If you would keep the whole C drive, Cubase might scan for plug-ins for ages and eve freezes. Cubase would test any *.DLL as VST2.4 plug-in then. I would also remove the E drive and the folder with the NI libraries from the list. The DLL plug-in is definitely not there. And you just extend the loading time when you ask Cubase to scan this folder.
I’m struggling with this as well - I could really do with some help
Again, its Kontakt 5 and 6 along with my Martinic instruments that are the issue and I’m using 10.5 Pro with Windows 10.
They show up in the list of instruments in the Studio → instruments screen. However, they don’t show up in the list if I want to create an instrument channel using these instruments.
I’ve followed all the instructions so far but with no success - running Cubase as administrator, deleting paths, deleting lists etc.
Hi folks. I’ve been using heavily packed Logic and Ableton with plugins. Finally got Cubase after 8 years of missing it.
Anyway, what helped me is rerunning the installation for the plugins. Whatever plugin I need I’ve got to reinstall it (even though it was accessible in the other DAWs and VST is a base for NI). So this way after rerunning Cubase they appear.
Cheers.
thanks a lot , in fact, the upgrade of komplete didn’t change the old DLL and creat a conflict and impeach to find the sounds, thanks; now my problem is also resolve. I erase the old DLL and replace by the new one.