Because the Breverb2 PC module is bundled with CbB.

Yes my list looks just like Jonesey's now. :) 
I use the PC 76 a LOT and was disappointed , not that it matters because I have Splat. 

scook
Because the Breverb2 PC module is bundled with CbB.

Oh, I thought it belongs to the "third party" section... glad to see it here.
 
I'm on 32bit laptop, couldn't install CakeLab yet.

All of the Overloud PC modules (and TH3 Cakewalk) bundled with Platinum are bundled with CbB. The regular 3rd party VST plug-ins are not part of the Platinum installer so they are not part of the CbB installer.

Cactus Music
Yes my list looks just like Jonesey's now. :) 
I use the PC 76 a LOT and was disappointed , not that it matters because I have Splat. 

Good news Johnny!

Cactus Music
OK problem solved as per scooks insight. It's a laptop and of course the screen is small. I had poked around the edges looking for hidden views and finally managed to see what was hidden and there they are. Sorry about waisting time. 
I guess this is a defualt where it adds them automaticly to the track. 
 
Thanks once again Steve,, and for finding those, Also on this laptop those folders were hidden. Arg! 
 

Maybe you could update your post up top. Lesser experienced people like myself see a post from a very experienced poster life yourself and then think that less is offered by Cakewalk. It's good to finally find out, if we bother to wade through threads, and see that the opposite is true. Thanks for the update down here, though.

I'm very happy with Cakewalk by BandLab. I'll be recommending it from here on out.
 
Truth be told, I was coming from the Professional version of the previous app, which had been uninstalled on this PC, so after installing Cakewalk by BandLab, I was happy to see some pro channel modules which I hadn't had access to before. 
After a clean install of Windows 10 with the Spring update soon, I'll reinstall Cakewalk by BandLab AND my modest collection of plugins. I'll then be looking for the purchasable upgrade to Z3TA+ 2 and Rapture Pro if and when they are offered. I can't think of a better way to support Cakewalk by BandLab going forward. I probably haven't digged deep enough, so what's the situation with Dimension Pro?  

If I had to guess, Dimension Pro and Rapture will not be released by BandLab. Rapture Pro can handle Cakewalk Sound Center, Dimension Pro and Rapture programs (in addition to its own format).

Grant:  
Maybe you could update your post up top. Lesser experienced people like myself see a post from a very experienced poster life yourself and then think that less is offered by Cakewalk. It's good to finally find out, if we bother to wade through threads, and see that the opposite is true. Thanks for the update down here, though.
 
 
I'll see what I can do as I agree but this is the internet :) 
 
Don't you have an older version of Sonar? Dim Pro is a great little VST I have the Accoustic Full Bass on about 60 backing tracks so I certainly need it. 
 

Cactus Music
Grant:
 
Don't you have an older version of Sonar? Dim Pro is a great little VST I have the Accoustic Full Bass on about 60 backing tracks so I certainly need it. 
 

Unfortunately not. I never ventured higher than Professional. So Dimension LE it was.
(Cakewalk By BandLab vs SONAR Versions Comparison Chart)