Softube All Plugin Bundle Native 04.2010 MAC OSX Intel RAR SIZE 249 MB FORMAT.: VSTi/RTAS/AU THIS IS OLD RELEASE Swedish Rock 'n' Roll scientists with a strive to make the most accu.

VST/ AU plug-in doesn't appear • Live Versions: All • Operating System: All In case a VST or Audio Unit (AU) plug-in is not showing up in Live, please take the following steps: Make sure you've activated the correct plug-in Sources Open Live's Preferences to the File/Folder tab and check under 'Plug-In Sources': • If using Audio Units (AU) on Mac, switch 'Use Audio Units' on. • If using the VST Plug-in system folder, switch this on.

• If using a Custom Plug-in folder, browse and select that folder, then switch it on. Rescan plug-ins Press 'Rescan Plug-Ins' if you installed a plug-in while Live was running. To perform a full rescan of all installed plug-ins hold ALT/Option and press 'Rescan Plug-Ins'. Make sure you've installed the correct version of the plug-Iin • 32-bit plug-ins will not show up in the 64-bit version of Live, and vice versa. • Note: Live 10 is 64-bit only. Msimg32 dll file. • 32-bit plug-ins won't appear in Live 10, unless you bridge them using a third party program like jBridge or 32Lives. • Some modern plug-ins are only available in 64-bit (such as Kontakt as of version 5.1).

If you are using the 32-bit version of Live, they won't show up. • It's not recommended to store the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of plug-ins in the same folder.

• VST3 is not supported in Live. If you've installed a VST3 plug-in, check to see if there is a VST2 version instead. If on Mac, there may be an AU version available. Update the plug-in Check the manufacturer's website and make sure you have installed the latest version of the plug-in and that it's compatible with your Operating System. On Windows, also make sure to have installed which is required to run 64-bit applications that have been developed with Visual C++ 2010 SP1.

Make sure the plug-in is installed to the correct location Check the default installation locations here: • • Don't move the standalone or VST versions after installing (Windows only) • VST plug-ins might stop working when the stand-alone application of the plug-in gets moved, renamed or uninstalled. • It's recommended to always install VSTs directly to the correct destination folder, rather than manually moving the DLL file afterwards. Use Admin rights (Windows only) Certain plug-ins require Live to run with admin rights. For example plug-ins which offer the possibility to drag MIDI clips from the plug-in into Live, like Toontrack's EZDrummer.