CSR Inverse Reverb

[auggybendoggy2]

Strange thing, inverse is missing in my daw vst list? It's present for stand alone Tracks, but not in my daw.

[DarkStar]

Double-check that the CSR Inverse plug-in file is in the folder where all the T-RackS plug-ins were installed.Rerun the installer?

If so, check that your DAW has not rejected it for some reason. Fix that, if possible

Then, raise a Support Ticket for some one to one help. and, to help out others, lets us know how it gets resolved.

[auggybendoggy2]

I will tonight. The only thingi can think of is thati uninstalled the old version and maybe it took out that file. Odd.

[auggybendoggy2]

Ok, so I uninstalled and reinstalled and got the same results - Inverse.dll wasn't installed in the vst folder.

However, I didn't realize in Tracktion that there was a separate scan for vst3. I ran it and behold, Inverse is now in.


I need to ask Dark, is there a benefit in using VST3 vs VST? I could go in and remove all the dll files from the vst folder since I've got vst3's installed.

[DarkStar]

If CSR Inverse.dll is not in the folder along with the others it means that it has not been installed - I suggest that you refer that to Support for investigation.

VST3 vs VST?
The bare minimum for a VST3 plug-in is that it will load and run in a DAW host that loads VST3 plug-ins. But there are two big questions:
-- which VST3-specific features does the plug-in support / use?
-- which VST3-specific features does the DAW host support / use?

(I suppose that the third one is: what are the VST3-specific features?)

I have never bothered with VST3

https://www.steinberg.net/en/company/technologies/vst3.html
https://www.sweetwater.com/insync/vst-2-4-vs-vst-3-0-who-cares-you-do/

[auggybendoggy2]

I'll notify them this happened 2 times. I'll check my desktop to see which vst folders inverse was installed in to see if that machine displayed the same error.