Hey fellers and gals...
 
I just installed Izotope's Stutter Edit.  No probs.  But then I read in the installation manual (imagine that) that you needed to configure SE as a "synth" so you can create a midi track in Sonar to control it.  No probs as I have a couple other VSTs that require same.  So I did.  Only now even though the Plugin manager sees SE and lets me configure it as a synth and then either install it in it's own folder or in my already existing "synth as effects" folder.  They don't show up in X1 at all.  I've rescanned.  I've rebooted.  I've tried most everything.  But no love.  Is anyone else out there using Stutter Edit and, if so, how, exactly did you get it to work????

PS:  I notice now that Sonar is no longer showing the folder that I have my other "synth as effects" either.  Yet when I load up a project that has one of them in it.  It loads up and plays back fine.  Weird.

Well...I've got it working although I'm not sure if I've changed anything I shouldn't have.  I went into the registry and saw that it was listing the plugin in its (x86) 32 bit folder...which I changed to the 64bit folder.  It also said it wasn't 64bit...which I changed to yes it is.  It also said it wasn't a synth...which I changed to shore nuf is, hoss.  And guess what...no, go on, guess.  It's showin up and workin now like its supposed to.  I'll let ya know if my computer blows up or somethin. 

please do. im intersted.  thx

Can you post how I can get it working? Step by step maybe. 

I just put Stutter in Studio One V2 and it works like it should right away!

After configuring Stutter Edit (SE) as a "synth" I closed Sonar and ran the registry editor by typing regedit into the search programs and files box at the bottom left of the desktop.  Once in the registry navigate to HKey_Current_User.  Expand that then on to Software to Cakewalk Music Software to Sonar Producer to Cakewalk VST64 to Inventory and finally all the way down the (in my case) very lengthy list to c:program files (x86)/cakewalk/vstplugins/Izotope Stutter Edit.dll (or where ever you stored the .dll to) and highlight this.

To the right of that you'll see all the dll instructions and parameters.  If you don't know how to deal with these...PLEASE BACK UP YOUR REGISTRY FIRST!!!

While there are many parameters to choose from the three you'll be looking for are:
Full Path
IsSynth
IsX64

The full path probably says c:\programfiles (x86)\cakewalk\vstplugins\izotope stutter edit.dll (or where ever you stored the .dll file)
This should be changed to c:\programfiles\cakewalk\vstplugins\izotope stutter edit.dll (or where ever you 64bit vst folder is)

IsSynth and IsX64 will probably have an ending value of (0) in the Data list
This should be changed to (1)

You make changes to these three lines by right clicking the labels (i.e. Full Path, IsSynth, Isx64) and selecting "modify".

The path can just be edited or retyped and the the other two will just be changed from 0 to 1.

Again YOU WILL BE MAKING CHANGES TO THE REGISTRY HERE...BE CAREFUL .

If you've done it right Stutter Edit should now show up in your Soft Synths menu and be able to be selected and inserted in the FX bin of a track.  But remember also you'll need to create a midi track whose output is Stutter Edit to control it.

HTH.

Funny it doesn't show up there. oh well I will work on it next week or just switch to Studio One from now on to use it.

Interesting.  For what it's worth, I don't know if all three of those things needed changing or just one or two of them (or any of them for that matter).  I just thought I'd try stuff and see what happened.  But, it worked.  I'm sure that either Cake or Izotope will have a real fix shortly.

Howdy All.... perhaps this brief synopsis will help... the boys at customer service dug into this in depth Ryan also posted a complete set of instructions....

http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2618351