netwalker
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Starting issue
Hello,
I just deleted the plug-in iZotope_Radius_x64.dll in the VST plug-in list.
Now I can't start Sonar (Professional) anymore.
I get just the error message "Sonar can't be started because of missing iZotope_Radius_x64.dll, reinstall Sonar to solve the problem"
I don't want to reinstall Sonar completely because of one deleted plug-in.
After a long search among *.ini files etc. I couldn't find an editable plug-in-list.
Can somebody help please: does exist an editable plug-in list file, and if any where can I find it?
Thanks
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chuckebaby
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 10:58:10
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That's not a VST plug in, that's part of Sonars Core program (to stretch audio).
My suggestion is to put it back. get it from the recycling bin.
That was not in Sonars VST plug in files, that file is from Sonars main installation Platinum folder and is needed in order to run Sonar.
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Bristol_Jonesey
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 10:59:09
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Try loading SONAR in Safe Mode.
When it starts to ask about plugins, enable everything apart form iZotope.
Then delete the plugin from your project.
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Sanderxpander
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 11:08:24
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I'm pretty sure Chuck is correct as that's the name of the algorithms used in AudioSnap. Reinstall/repair Sonar and don't delete that file again.
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netwalker
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 11:12:33
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Thanks a lot for your early reply.  I'll try to put back the (final deleted) *.dll file by a recovery program like Recuva.
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cowboydan
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 11:23:42
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chuckebaby
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 11:33:28
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cowboydan
You could begin here to get everything straightened out.
iZotope_Radius_x64.dll : Free .DLL download. - DLLme.comhttps://www.dllme.com/dll...pe_radius_x64_dll.html
Vertaal deze pagina
Download and install iZotope_Radius_x64.dll to fix missing or corrupted DLL errors. Free, Safe and Secure.
I hope it helps. Danny
It is a very good suggestion, but I don't think it will work. I just downloaded it and that file is half the size as the one needed in Sonars core folder. Needed: 6.89MB Download: 3.14MB (after extraction) you might be able to fool Sonar into thinking that the file is there but the program will be unstable and probably crash every time you use Autosnap or a groove clip is enabled.
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 11:35:50
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If nothing else works, you might as well just reinstall Sonar..
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 11:44:59
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Reinstall SONAR, seriously. In the Command Center. Shouldn't take very long at all.
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netwalker
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 15:18:56
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My recommendation:never delete the plug-in iZotope_Radius .. , otherwise a little disaster occurs!
Even if you can download the plug-in from the net and install it in different directories like c:\VSTPlugins,
c:\program files\Cakewalk\VsTPlugins ...etc.
you get the bullish answer at starting Sonar: iZotope ... is missing, reinstall Sonar..!"
I reinstalled Sonar (you have to do it completely, (no options what you want and what you don't want to install...
you can uninstall things later). Who had this "excellent" installing method in his mind???
I did it and now the result is: "iZotope plug-in is missing, reinstall Sonar!!"
Now I'll reinstall a complete backup of c: ...
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Sanderxpander
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 15:22:54
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I guess they didn't expect people to randomly delete core program components. I would still expect a reinstall to work though, did you check manually if the file is there? I'm not sure if the plug-in manager remembers that you removed it or something. Maybe someone knows a way to reset it? Is that also in aud.ini?
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chuckebaby
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/27 15:52:15
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I think Sanderxpander is correct in suggesting the Aud.ini file (let Sonar rebuild it). If you uninstall Sonar when there is a similar problem like this, you have to make sure its a clean uninstall (getting all components/except presets and saved layouts, exc). We have all done things like this in our lives. Once I installed a program that associated all my files with this program. I was too inexperienced to know what was going on so I had to reformat my whole HD. Took me hours (didn't have a back). So lesson learned, its all good. A back up wont take long. Good luck man PS- And stay away from core components 
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netwalker
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Re: Starting issue
2017/07/28 07:54:38
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"A back up wont take long."
Yes, you are absolutely right.
I have a very new system partition backup, because I recently replaced the whole system (new mainboard and CPU).
The backup took nearly 30 minutes.
The system change was the occasion for me, to remove my obsolete plugins.
I didn't know, that this plugin was essential for Sonar.
The partition recovery is the best solution I think.
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