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    • December 29, 2015 at 10:09 pm #113130
      tfelts
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      I have it installed and authorized, but it is not showing up as a vst in reaper.  Where does the installer put the file(s)?  I would like to add the file path to the prefs in Reaper so that it scans the dir.

       

      Thanks

    • December 29, 2015 at 10:10 pm #141977
      gkellum
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      tfelts wrote:

      I have it installed and authorized, but it is not showing up as a vst in reaper.  Where does the installer put the file(s)?  I would like to add the file path to the prefs in Reaper so that it scans the dir.

      You mean on Windows I'm guessing.  I believe it puts it under Program Files/Common Files/VST, but if you relaunch the installer, it will show you where it's installing to.

      • January 6, 2016 at 8:15 pm #142067
        TLTD
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        gkellum wrote:

        tfelts wrote:

        I have it installed and authorized, but it is not showing up as a vst in reaper.  Where does the installer put the file(s)?  I would like to add the file path to the prefs in Reaper so that it scans the dir.

        You mean on Windows I’m guessing.  I believe it puts it under Program Files/Common Files/VST, but if you relaunch the installer, it will show you where it’s installing to.

         

        Had to do this so Sonar X3 would find Anthology X vst plugins also, thanks. I don’t know why the installers show one location (program files/steinberg/vst2), and they end up there. Wasted some time I could’ve been using the plugins today. 

      • January 6, 2016 at 8:38 pm #142068
        tlongabaugh
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        TLTD wrote:

        Had to do this so Sonar X3 would find Anthology X vst plugins also, thanks. I don't know why the installers show one location (program files/steinberg/vst2), and they end up there. Wasted some time I could've been using the plugins today. 

        The installer should install VSTs into C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesSteinbergVST2Eventide for 32-bit and C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesSteinbergVST2Eventide for 64-bit. Does this installer not show this for the default location?

         

    • December 29, 2015 at 10:29 pm #141980
      tfelts
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      Thanks.  I found it.  Showing up now.  I copied the preset folder into the same location and they are showing up as well.

       

      Thanks

    • January 16, 2016 at 7:01 am #142175
      TLTD
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      No, the installer did not show that location. It put everything there, but clearly went into the same location as my Soundtoys plugins did (program files x86/Steinberg) and was supposed to create the Eventide subdirectory there, but never did. I did not change anything, mind you. That was what the installer defaulted to. 

       

       

      • January 18, 2016 at 4:34 pm #142186
        tlongabaugh
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        TLTD wrote:

        No, the installer did not show that location. It put everything there, but clearly went into the same location as my Soundtoys plugins did (program files x86/Steinberg) and was supposed to create the Eventide subdirectory there, but never did. I did not change anything, mind you. That was what the installer defaulted to. 

        Sorry, I'm not sure I totally follow. What is the file location that the installer defaults to showing when you run it? And if you leave it as default, it installs into C:Program Files (x86)Steinberg? What version of Windows are you running? Are you using the latest AX installer (1.0.6)?

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