: located 0 VST plugin files and loaded 0 : detecting VST plugins along C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves\Plug-Ins\RBass.bundle\Contents\Linux32 INFO]: located 3 VST plugin files and loaded 0 Here is a cut-and-paste of the error messages. I then went to folders and drilled down to the win32 folder for that plug-in. Maybe you could try clearing the plug-in cache and the blacklist? There's a possibility that Mixbus overlooks the 32-bit versions if you have previously attempted to load the 64-bit versions both versions are the exactly same file name. Mixbus can only load 32-bit versions of these plug-ins. When I attempt to load the 64-bit versions, I get the "cannot read VST info" message. The 32-bit Waves plug-ins are working fine.
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I double-checked your problem yesterday on our Windows 7 machine, and I just checked it again here at the office to be sure. Maybe Mixbus needs more work before it works for Windows?Hello, So far I'm in for less than $50 and can live with going back to Cubase. Maybe Mixbus needs more work before it works for Windows?
I just can't believe Harrison has not seen this problem before and cannot offer some potential solutions, so I'm hopeful someone here has been through this and can offer rup what solutions they tried, and what worked, or didn't. I did try the Modern series from Antress and all of them work. I'm running Windows 7, understand the stereo plugs won't work on mono tracks, etc. Harrison Tech support is one e-mail every 24 hours or so, and all I have from them thus far is Waves works for them. Is anyone else having trouble getting Harrison Mixbus to recognize and load Waves Plugins? Every attempt returns an error message cannot read VST info. I've searched these threads for info but no solution. The EQ and compression are right there on your track strip, but I still want to be able to use a specific third-party compressor, reverb, or delay.
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