I had installed Camelphat but the version I had wasn’t working properly. I tried deleting all files and installing another version. Since then I cannot get the application to appear in Cubase any more, I have tried 3 versions including latest from site and tried deleting every file I can see for it first, but it just will not appear any more. Is there anything I can do about this I am tearing my hair out trying
Yeah I have tried the 32 bit thing, but was already running it in 32. The thing is that it was there the plugin, and since trying to delete the files and re-install it I just cant get it to appear. I’m guessing there are some files I am not deleting or something that is causing a conflict when re-installing. I’ve just moved to mac so I don’t know the file system well at all. There must be something that I am missing or doing wrong that I can do to get it to reappear.
I have never had to do this but I have read on the forum that some users
have had to re-establish a plug-in path for plugs that don’t show up.
From what I remember, some VST2 class plugs (of which CamPHat might be one)
are mainly the culprits.
Do a search and check the board for this topic (a manual search might also be helpful)
or perhaps someone here who knows all about this will chime in
with some advice.
I may be wrong on this but
I seem to remember CamPHat and that line of products
from back in the Mac PPC days.
Once Apple went Intel, a lot of stuff went the way of the Do-do.
Good Luck!
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On a Mac, plug-ins can go two places. Either at your:
Root level.
1-/root/library/audio/plug-ins folder
or at your
User level.
2-/~/library/audio/plug-ins folder
Which ever level your CP plug is now in, try moving it
to the other.
Keep in mind that depending on yer set-up,
sometimes when installing
stuff at the ‘root’ level, the OS might ask
for a administrator password. No biggie.