Scanning for plug-ins If you have installed a Windows-compatible Antares plugin, and it is not showing up in Ableton Live 10, please follow these instructi. Tue, Oct 13, 2020 at 5:48 PM Sonar Platinum. Character vst plugin. VST plug-ins may stop working when the standalone application of the plug-in gets moved, renamed or uninstalled. It's recommended to always install the VST file directly to the correct destination folder, rather than manually moving the DLL file afterwards. To relocate a product, uninstall it, then re-install to the specified location.

Converting 32-bit plug-ins using jBridge (Win) Live Versions: 8.4 and later Operating System: Win Live 10 is available in 64-bit only. If you're using 32-bit plug-ins for which there's no native 64-bit version, you'll need to convert these using a third party tool like jBridge. JBridge is a paid product. Note: If there is a native 64-bit version of your plug-in available, you should use that. Compatibility: Our virtual instruments are compatible with all VST and AU plugin host applications on 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows and macOS. Keep in mind that macOS Catalina is NOT supported at the moment. Installation: On Windows, extract the downloaded archive to your VST plugins folder (the one which is scanned by your DAW). On macOS, extract the downloaded archive to /Library.

Issue

You can’t find the Equator VST or AU plugin inside a digital audio workstation (DAW).

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Solution

After downloading Equator from My ROLI and then installing it, the Equator plugin is saved in the following locations:

Mac

• VST Plug-in: Mac HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/
• AU Plug-in: Mac HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/

Windows

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• VST Plug-in (32-bit): C:Program FilesCommon Files(x86)SteinbergVST2
• VST Plug-in (64-bit): C:Program FilesCommon FilesSteinbergVST2
  

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Ensuring your DAW is using the correct plug-in location

Some DAWs have different default locations to scan for plugins. If you have installed a plugin (like Equator) and can’t seem to access it from your DAW, check the DAW’s settings to ensure that it is looking in the right folder. In some DAWs you can set additional folders to scan automatically.

For example, in Ableton Live:

• Go to Preferences > File Folder.
• Select the button Use VST Plug-In Custom Folders
• Click Browse by VST Plug-In Customer Folder
• In the window that opens, navigate to the folder where your VST plugin is located:
  • C:Program FilesCommon FilesSteinbergVST2Equator for RISE x64.dll
• Press Rescan to make Ableton find the VSTs in that folder and make them available in your project.