Once you’ve paid off the total cost, the Splice desktop app will no longer be required and you’ll receive a lifetime license with unrestricted offline access to Cubase Pro 12.Īnd this is interesting: Will I get access to the newest Cubase Pro 12 updates? You’ll be granted up to 14 days of offline access before another authorization check is required. How does Splice authorize my Cubase Pro 12 access each month?Įach time your computer connects to the internet, the Splice desktop app will run an authorization check to confirm your plan is still active. Go back and click the ‘update’ button again.Guessing this will auto-deactivate if you cancel the monthly payment, so shows the versatility in the new licensing system to go a monthly route as well as one-off activations for perpetual owners. If this folder is not in the list, click the ‘add’ button and browse for this folder. Usually it’s C:\Program Files\Steinberg\Cubase 5\VSTPlugins. Make sure that the folders containing your Cubase 5 vst plugins are on the list. You can click the ‘update’ button at the top to refresh the list.Īlso, click the button ‘VST Plugin Paths’. When you open the ‘Plug-in Information’ window to view the list of plugins, make sure that they all have a checkmark to the left of each plugin. In case you have a lot of plug-ins installed moving half of the them at a time might speed up the search. Repeat moving plug-ins and restarting Cubase/Nuendo until you’ve finally isolated the trouble maker. Restart Cubase/Nuendo and see if it still runs correctly. “VSTPlugins_hidden”) to the new one (e.g. Now you can move the most suspicious plug from the renamed folder (e.g. If hiding one of the folders actually fixed the problem you still don’t know the bad guy but, after all, you know where he is living… In order to identify the problematic plug-in create a new folder next to the hidden one and give him the original name, in this example “VSTPlugins”. In this case rename the folder to its original name and repeat the procedure with the next VST plug-ins folder on your list. If the problem persists, it obviously is not related to a VST plug-in inside this hidden folder. Simply ignore corresponding error messages. In this case Cubase/Nuendo will complain about missing plug-ins. If necessary, load the problematic project.
Navigate to the first VST plug-in folder (refer to the note or screenshot you’ve made before, or your memory).Īssuming the folder is named “VSTPlugins”, rename it to “VSTPlugins_hidden”. Of course you can have your own approach if you’ve understood the basic idea. The following steps describe only one possible application of the “hiding strategy”. Write them down, make a screenshot or simply memorize them.Īdditionally, consider the VST 3 plug-ins folder: C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3 The VST 2 paths known to Cubase/Nuendo will be listed. Make sure the “VST PlugIns” tab is selected and click on “VST 2.x Paths”. In Cubase/Nuendo, select “Plug-in Information” from the “Devices” menu. Of course, for this operation you need to know all VST plug-ins folders Cubase/Nuendo is knowing… Temporarily hiding installed VST plug-ins from Cubase/Nuendo is an easy and effective way to verify if a specific plug indeed is sabotaging your sequencer. If Cubase/Nuendo hangs or quits during the start up or while loading a specific project file it is likely that an installed VST plug-in is causing trouble. VST Plug-in Troubles (Cubase and Nuendo only)
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