Spectrasonics & X2

You may try going to Preferences> VST settings> and then "add" the path to the
64 bit .dll locations.

Be sure to use Window exployer and confirm the .dll locations so you know the path is correct.
Also, if you're not aware, the 64 bit .dlls will be in "Program Files" not "Program Files (x86)".

Well, FWIW I've reinstalled both Omnisphere and Trillian a few times recently due to a similar problem, but it's Trillian that always shows up as '32-bit', whereas Omnisphere is 64-bit (I chose 64-bit for both).

YYMV, it seems.  I've fired off an email to Spectrasonics about it, if I find anything useful out I'll update this thread :-)

Thanks for the responses.  I reply back later.

Did you find a solution to this? I have exact same problem in Stylus RMX.

ULTRABRA


Did you find a solution to this? I have exact same problem in Stylus RMX.

No, and I've tried everything I can think of.  If I can I'll try to call Spectrasonics this afternoon.
 
lowdown: I used the default settings for the install and Omnisphere & RMX didn't initially show up in X2, then I moved the .dlls to the cakewalk/content/vst folder (because that's where the Trilian .dll was) and then they showed up as 32 bit. 
 
I don't understand it, I've never installed the 32 bit versions and I've never had this problem in Sonar before.  Later. 

Thank you Gary & John!  Odd, I stuck every Spectrasonics and Steinberg folder in the plugin mgr. last night, rescanned, shut down X2, reopened it and no change. 
 
Got home today loaded X2, it re-scanned and now I'm 32 bit free!   Am happy.
 
Oh, and I think I've finally reinstalled everthing.  Phew.
 
 For Spectrasonics devotees who haven't seen this from another forum, Mr. Persing posts: http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/showthread.php/103533-Is-Spectrasonics-out-of-Business?p=721307&viewfull=1#post721307

I understand, and am glad all is well. 

ultrabra, 64 bit is a faster data transfer rate It affects performance not sound.  Is the UI for RMX showing it's 64 bit? (click on the "floppy disk" icon at the bottom right it should say at the bottom).  Make sure it's the latest version (1.9.6e)because my install discs are so old that they are 32 bit.

If all the folders where your RMX.dlls  are located have been scanned by Sonar, go back into the plugin manager and click options.  Make sure all files associated with Spectrasonics/Steinberg are in the folders that show up.  If not, add them.

Then click on re-scan existing. Then close Sonar, reboot and open it up again.  That's what worked for me.

I still don't know understand why it worked.  There were no .dll files in any of the Spectrasonics folders (they were in Cakewalk/Vsts).   Good luck.

In my case I think I may have screwed up by not running all the updates before scanning in X2 - I'm not sure.  I wouldn't worry about having 3 RMX .dlls (but I didn't) but tell me where those .dll files are.
 
Make sure you're rescanning "all existing plugins" and not just scanning "all plugins" or vsts, because that solved my problem after I threw every seemingly empty Spectrasonics/Steinberg folder  in the plugin manager then rescanned, shutdown X2 and rebooted.
 
Don't get as frustrated as I did :-).