New Cubase LE/HALion Sonic SE User

[AlessandroAzara]

Hello everybody. I am taking my first steps into the Steinberg ecosystem (I have a license for Cubase LE AI Elements 11).
I’ve installed HALion Sonic SE and its libraries but not all of them are available to load, namely HS SE Artist and TRIP. I assume I don’t have the license for those. Can I uninstall them? I found the SE Artist in the Library Manager but couldn’t find any traces of TRIP anywhere.

Thanks in advance for your help.

[Exit_Strategy]

Same problem, I would like an answer for this also, plus I updated to the current version and I’m pretty sure I had far more sounds than I have now. Many thanks in advance.

[Trombomaniac]

Hi,

I have the same problem.
I am using Cubase 12 Pro.
See here:

Content not available/slectable in Halion Sonic SE 3.5

Hi all, I cannot select some of the content in Halion Sonic SE 3.5. I installed Halion Sonic SE and the content again, with no success. When I try to register the vstsound files again, the Library Manager says, there was no action done, since the content is already registered. The content looks like this: [grafik] When I try to load one of the samples with the white bar/red sign, this error message appears: [grafik] What can I do to solve this? Thanks and regards Maik

Regards

Maik

[Marco-68]

I installed cubase 12 AI for my friend and he is having this problem also.
It is saying he has no license for Halion sonic 3SE even though the new Activation manager shows a registered license for Cubase 12 AI

Am I missing something… I thought AI came with Halion 3 SE

any help appreciated

[Trombomaniac]

See my lastr reply for this thread

Content not available/slectable in Halion Sonic SE 3.5

So, I found a solution now, after contacting the support: The support suggested the following: Close all programs. Open the ‘Run’ command prompt and press the Windows logo key + R simultaneously. In the command line of the ‘Run’ window, enter this path: %appdata%/Steinberg Locate the Cubase folder which is named the same as your version, for example 'Cubase 11_64’. Rename it (for example to "x_Cubase 11_64”) in order to hide it. Important: If you find folders of previous program versions, mak…

It helped me.

Regards

Maik

[AlessandroAzara]

Hi Trombomaniac, thanks for taking the time to answer my question. I have tried with renaming the folder but it didn’t work for me. I won’t go through the hassle of uninstalling, deleting, and installing again -I used to do that but now I am too old. If developers don’t take the time to make their software easily accessible, I won’t waste my time either. There’s plenty of more user friendly DAWs and samplers out there, I’ll move on to the next one. Thank you again, cheers.