#Cubase tutorial 8 install#

There you can find the VST32 and VST64 location: Click a product that comes with VST plug-ins (e.g. If you are unsure where you have installed the VST plug-ins, open the tab Installed products in Native Access. No matter where you installed your VST plug-ins, you need to define the correct VST folder in Cubase to make sure that this location is scanned by Cubase at startup.

#Cubase tutorial 8 install#

If you want to install the VST plug-ins to a different location, you can set the path in Native Access before the installation, as explained in this article. C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > VSTPlugins 64 bit.

C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > VSTPlugins 32 bit.We strongly recommend to use the default installation paths offered by Native Access: On a Windows computer, the VST plug-ins can be installed to any location on your hard drive. Macintosh HD > Library > Audio > Plug-Ins > VSTĬubase automatically scans this folder at each startup and recognizes any new plug-in that has been installed.On a Mac computer all VST files are automatically installed to the same folder so you do not need to define a VST folder during the installation of your NI product. All later versions support 64-bit plug-ins only. Note: Cubase 8.5 is the last version compatible with 32-bit plug-ins. This article describes this procedure for both Mac and Window systems. In order to use your NI plug-ins in Cubase 8, you must ensure that Cubase scans the folders where your NI VST plug-ins are located. In Cubase, the Native Instruments software is used via the VST plug-in interface.