Same here, re-scanned the VST3s several times, from within Reaper and Studio One, it comes up with the same VST3 list all the time, missing a lot of the ones that are installed on my PC.
I guess it’s not just for universal compatibility reasons, but I’m sure to ensure all samples used have copyright clearance. The last thing you would want is users posting patches with song tips, that could pose a legal nightmare.
Some synths aren’t compatible to stack because they have more inputs & outputs…
If i want to stack the virus ti or kontakt, it isn’t possible as these have too many inputs & outputs…
Can it not just use the 0 input 2 output structure it needs and move on, instead of completely disabling the use of the plugin.
Yeah running vst3 obviously as its the only plugin format this works with.
It’s not about that though, it’s the rules implemented for the amount of input & outputs from a synth as far as i understand.
Anything that has multi out, is not recognized or usable, hence the virus ti and kontakt for example are not at all usable inside studioverse
Ah!! This is not the first time I’ve heard this actually. My money is on the fact that I think Waves will respond to this feedback and work on adding support for multichannel plugins.