I recently purchased the Nuendo 8 crossgrade from Cubase 10 Pro, I use the Mac versions. On loading Nuendo I get the following dialog box:
"Some content could not be loaded. Either, licenses are missing, or trial license have expired:
Vintage Verb Collection
MPE Sounds Padshop
MPE Sounds Retrologue
Analog Techno
Hip Hop Vault
Mystic Spaces
Raw Ambience
Blockbuster
Soul Assembly
The Kit SE Presets
Laser Beams
Find out more how to activate your trial licenses permanently or remove expired licenses."
With buttons after that labeled: “More Details…” and “OK.” The more details button takes you to a page, on the Steinberg website, about uninstalling the listed files. This is not much help as I don’t have the listed files at the suggested location. I don’t have any expired licenses either.
How do I get rid of the dialog so that when I load Nuendo 8 it goes straight to the hub, instead of requiring me to press OK in the dialog?
Right, those are the extras that came with Cubase 10 that are obviously not in Nuendo 8. So I’m assuming those will all be provided in the Nuendo 10 upgrade when it comes out.
As to how to remove the files that are triggering the dialog box, I don’t know, and I’d be curious as well if someone has an answer. I’m on Windows.
My guess is that it’s as easy as finding the folder where your VST Sound installation files are, and removing the corresponding “.vstsound” files. In fact, I might test this right now.
On the other hand, it’s not really a big deal, since it’s one extra click for now and should theoretically be resolved when Nuendo 10 is released.