Bits scanner won't see them.

scook
Bits scanner won't see them.

I understood him to say he doesn't know how to find them since he has none.
 
I was pointing out that he owns products that IIRC do allow him to install some that he can learn to "find" in his scanner.
 

By scanner I meant vstscan.exe in SONAR. Bit is using the Cakewalk VST Inventory in the registry for his tool. Installing the plug-ins is not going to get them into the SONAR 8.5 VST Inventory.

scook
By scanner I meant vstscan.exe in SONAR. Bit is using the Cakewalk VST Inventory in the registry for his tool. Installing the plug-ins is not going to get them into the SONAR 8.5 VST Inventory.

Right you are. I forgot he still lives in the stone age (even with a brand new high-fallutin' computer).

OK, that's a key bit of information, that the files do not have .DLL extensions. That should make it easy, although I'll be shooting in the dark, being unable to test it directly. Fortunately, several brave souls have offered to test for me, so I'll give it a go.
 
One question for you guys: do the VST3s get identical entries in the registry as VST2s? Except, obviously, for the filename.

Would you like a VST Inventory export?

scook
Would you like a VST Inventory export?

I thought that is what he's trying to make.
 
 
OMG!!! LOL!!! I crack me up.

Maybe somebody who has some VST3s installed could export their Inventory and email it to me? That is, open regedit, navigate to HKCU\Cakewalk Music Software\SONAR Producer\Cakewalk VST x64\Inventory and then right-click and select "Export". That will put it into a .reg file that's an email-able text file.
 
EDIT: Yes, Steve. I didn't see your offer before writing the above request. An export of the Inventory key would be helpful.
 

Bit see post 46

Saw it. See amended post #48.