• SONAR
  • [Solved] CA-2A-T installs but won't appear in my pro channel list
2013/02/05 18:48:40
crx091081gb
I bought the upgraded CA-2A having already installed the PC2A pro channel module. Now neither shows up in the list of modules I can add. Has anyone else had this problem? How do I fix this?

grrrrr
2013/02/05 18:51:28
thatonejonguy
Have you tried rescanning your vst plugins? That should do it.

HTH
-Jon
2013/02/05 18:57:14
crx091081gb
Yup tried that, it still doesn't show up. I didn't think the scan tool handled pro channel stuff...
2013/02/05 19:12:13
crx091081gb
Take that back, you were right and I'm an idiot! 

Cheers
2013/02/06 00:14:21
bobguitkillerleft
crx091081gb


I bought the upgraded CA-2A having already installed the PC2A pro channel module. Now neither shows up in the list of modules I can add. Has anyone else had this problem? How do I fix this?

grrrrr

YES! I had this happen,the first 5 times I installed it,and I have never had any problems installing cakewalk plugins before.


I don't know what the exact fix was[sorry]but I just kept trying,until I got BOTH the PC2A,and the CA2A to show up[which was the problem I was most confused about,either,eventually would show,but not both]


One thing I did do was go to "Black Vipers" site and put ALL my W7 Home Premium "Services" back to stock,after modding them[to no avail].
2013/02/06 04:20:08
scook
VST scan is the solution. If you already own the PC-2A, the CA-2A install processes renames the PC-2A dll so that SONAR no longer sees it. Scanning then picks up the new CA-2A PC module and VST plugin which are installed in your Cakewalk VSTplugins directory.
2013/02/09 14:53:06
Keni
I've now run and re-run the install procedure as well as vst scans of both the 32 and 64 bit versions and I don't see them in any of the vst/vsti listings nor do I find any change in my PC list where it still shows (only) the PC2A

I'm gonna try again? This is the first time I've had any such trouble installing a Cakewalk product.... Maybe telling me I shouldn't have bought it? ;-)
 
[edit]
 
OK... I discovered that it was me as usual... I kept running the PC2a instead of the CA2a <blush>...
 
So now it's installed and I notice something "unusual"?
 
... It seems that only the CA2a appears in the PC Listing
 
Stranger still?
 
When I look in the available (bus/aux) sends, I see a list of all PC2a as well as CA2a sidechain plugs available?
 
I guess this means that it's not changed the name/label of previously installed PC2A devices while it is actually running the CA2a plugin thus enabling the sidechain facility?
 
Curious, but it appears to be working fine...
 
[end edit]
Keni

2013/02/09 21:50:13
rivers88
I was having the same problem -

Multiple VST scans, and the CA-2A never showed up.

As it turns out, the CA-2A installed in its own separate folder under:
C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Vstplugins ~ a folder which NONE of my other plugins (including ProChannel) were using!!  Go figure!  Once I added that to the VST folders location and rescanned, all was good.

I'm running Windows 7 64-bit, Sonar X2 64-bit; all my other plugins installed in the folders I previously specified for my plugins, without issue.

Interesting... 
2014/10/19 15:22:02
g_randybrown
Sorry to drag up this old thread but I thought it might be better than starting a new one.
Anyway, I just installed the trial version and can see it in both categories, VST and VST 3 in the plug-in manager but can't find it in any menu I add it to (or the default menu or the PC).
Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks,
Randy 
2014/10/19 15:38:48
FastBikerBoy
Hi Randy. Have you run a rescan with "Rescan existing plugins" checked? That should fix it.
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