Splat will only recognize GPO as VST and not as a VSTi!
 
The standalone version works perfectly.
 
Any suggestions?

Isn't there a plugin properties in the plugin manager where you can tell Sonar it is a synth?
 
Regards,
Dan

I have it and I had no trouble scanning it. Both 4 and 5. 

I have GPO5 and it's present and correct (and very pleased with it).
 
jdf
 
 

dcumpian
Isn't there a plugin properties in the plugin manager where you can tell Sonar it is a synth?
 
Regards,
Dan

Yes there is. It has "Enable As Plugin" checked. I thought that was the problem. So I unchecked that and checked "Enable As Synth" but SPlat still sees it as a plugin and puts it in the plugin menu, not the synth menu. It won't show up as a synth when I select "Add Synth".
 
 

John
 
I have it and I had no trouble scanning it. Both 4 and 5. 

I have rescanned (that took forever) and it still shows as a VST and not a VSTi

Another bit of info: SPlat is showing that the Aria Player that it's picking up as a VST is 32bit and not 64, even though the name of the Aria clearly states Aria 64.

Are you sure you put the right dll into the right VST folder? In mine I have all four dlls in the VST folder. I have 4 because 2 are non multi outs and 2 are multiple outs. Thats two each 64 bit and X86. 

John
 
Are you sure you put the right dll into the right VST folder? In mine I have all four dlls in the VST folder. I have 4 because 2 are non multi outs and 2 are multiple outs. Thats two each 64 bit and X86. 

We think alike John! That was one of the first things I checked. And sure enough there were four, which I thought was strange.
 
More detail, I have SSD's for my Sys, Sample, Audio. I didn't want to let all the samples go on the sys disk. So during installation I told GPO to put itself (that requires over 2gigs!) on the sample drive. I also put the samples on that same drive. But I also made sure that the .dll's were where I wanted them. I expected SPlat would pick them up. It did, but as vst's!
 
Update: I uninstalled GPO, Aria Player, and cleaned the registry out, did several restarts during this process to be sure it's all clean. Re-installed GPO to it's default location (C:\) and put the samples on the sample drive. Same results. So I reset/rescanned and still the same.
 
Right now I have it uninstalled trying to figure out which way to go.
 
John, is GPO showing as a VSTi in the plugin menu/plugin manager on your machine?
 
Reminder: I am on my music PC win7.

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