I suspect it has to do with vst2 plug-ins, vst3 works fine, but all vst2 act as you describe. And in C7 this is not happening, all plug-ins just come up in their own window!
Or do we oversee a preference setting? It could be cool though to have an option for this behavior, to have the plug-in up front just by clicking is, and the rest of the application greyed out for the moment.
There is no guarantee that anything is actually wrong with Nuendo. It might just be your plug that doesn’t work properly. Please check that it is VST2.4 or higher.
In Nuendo 5.5.5 all works fine. Why the hell should it be worse in N6 then? Regardless if its 2.4 or not it should work same good as in N5 or better, not worse. Otherwise who will upgrade?
The people who upgrade will be the ones who are running modern systems.
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No point in that, only if u describe what is modern and what is not:) I run a very modern system with latest plugin updates. N5 works fine coz it has all holes fixed.
N6 has a long way to go before it is ready to rock steady. Only then they can take my money, nuff said!!
I don’t think you get it. Not that you’ve checked, but I think your rouge plugin is probably not VST 2.4. If this is the case, then you will never be able to use it as you wish in Nuendo 6, because as far as Steinberg is concerned their software is working as designed. You may not agree with the design, but it is what it is.
Therefore, you have two options:
Check whether or not your plugin is 2.4 or higher
If it is, then there is another cause to your problems, which would include Nuendo being at fault. If it is not, then until it is, nothing will change. You will need to go to the developer and ask them why they are using an SDK that is years out of date.
If you choose to do none of these, and use this plugin as an excuse not to update, the only person who will lose out is you.
FWIW I have checked all my plugins in N5, and the only ones that aren’t 2.4 or higher are from Steinberg.