To prevent a plug-in mess, it is recommended to decide on a single installation folder for all VST2 plug-ins and stick with it as far as possible. In general, it's not easy for users to keep track of their VST2 plug-ins, which is why VST plug-ins installations often are all over the place even on well-maintained Windows systems. Since then, many different plug-in manufacturers used many different folders. The original installation path used when VST had been introduced in 1996 is C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VSTPlugins. In this case, only the documentation can tell you where to find the plug-in. But VST2 plug-ins can also have a fixed installation path predefined by the manufacturer. All your VST3 plug-ins should be installed here: Formatģ2-bit VST3 plug-ins on 64-bit Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\VST3Īs the VST2 standard does not know a dedicated installation folder, VST2 plug-in installers usually let the user select an installation path.
The VST3 format has a dedicated installation path all VST3 plug-ins must comply with. The installation path of a plug-in depends on several factors: An installed plug-in is missing in your VST host application or you just wonder where your VST plug-ins (virtual instruments and effects) are located? This article provides detailed information on VST plug-in installation paths on Windows.Ĭlick here to switch to VST plug-in locations on Mac OS X and macOS.Ĭlick here to switch to Locations of internal Cubase and Nuendo plug-ins.įirst of all, it is important to understand that not all VST plug-ins are being installed into the same folder.
Or do I have to reinstall EZ drummer and direct the ezdrummer.dll into the Plugin folder in Reaper? (which I am trying out as i write this) I tried just to copy it in there, but that didn't work either.
Is it because i have Vista 64 ? Should i consider changing back to XP? I downloaded a demo of Fruity Loops, and i could get EZ drummer to pop up there. I am aware that it is not called EZ drummer in the FX browser, but there is nothing but (cockos) in there!
So I've already scrolled through lots of forum threads about this issue, and they all say I have to tell Reaper where the ezdrummer.dll file is, by going in preferences > Vst > and direct it to /program files/Vstplugins. So I've purchased EZ drummer today, though I've spent the last three hours trying to make it work, but without succes!
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