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Audiounit/VST plugins not appearing in Premiere Pro CC

New Here ,
Jul 02, 2013 Jul 02, 2013

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Hi

I recently the purchased the Slate Virtual Bus Compressor plugin bundle and was hoping to use it in Premiere Pro CC on OSX 10.8.4

Currently the plugins will not show at all in Premiere, but do show in Audition. I would have expected that they shared the same engine when it came to scanning and registering VST and Audiounit plugins.

All the other plugins by this company show and work with no problems in Premiere.

Is there any way to get Premiere to refresh the plugin list so that it 'sees' the new plugins?

I bought these plugins after I installed Premiere CC so maybe that has something to do with it?

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Jul 14, 2013 Jul 14, 2013

It was unclear to me, but did you go to the new Audio Plug-In manager (flyout menu of the Effects panel)?

Screen Shot 2013-07-14 at 12.59.04 PM.png

In general, we no longer try to scan third-party audio plug-ins on every launch because there are too many bad plug-ins out there that could crash the application or have 30,000 nag screens for dongles and such.

Also, which version of Audition are you comparing against?  If it is Audition CS6, then there will be 32-bit plug-ins that show up there, but won't show up in Audition CC or Premiere P

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New Here ,
Jul 12, 2013 Jul 12, 2013

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Anyone got any ideas? Is there any way I can force Premiere to re-scan all the audio-unit and VST plugins?

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Jul 13, 2013 Jul 13, 2013

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PrPro has more limited use of VST's, than full audio-editing programs, like Audition.

In very general terms, there are three "types" of VST's, relating to PrPro:

  1. Those VST's that can load and be used by PrPro
  2. Those VST's that can load, but cannot be used by PrPro (in older versions, the user got a one-time warning about such VST's. Not sure if the warnings still exist. Basically, the message stated "PrPro can load this VST, but cannot use it."
  3. Those VST's that cannot be loaded (so cannot be used either), and will often cause PrPro to hang on launch. PrPro writes a "blacklist," at each failure, so that it does not try to load that VST again.

It will probably take a response from an Adobe Developer, to tell us exactly what some VST's load and work fine in PrPro, but others cause issues, or just do not show up.

Good luck,

Hunt

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Jul 14, 2013 Jul 14, 2013

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The thing that is odd is that the plugins load fine in Premiere CS6.

So there is no way to get Premier to manually refresh the plugin list? Or is this completely unecessary?

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Jul 14, 2013 Jul 14, 2013

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hello,

one thing you can do in the nice time is shoot an email of the vst plugin to the company

asking them if their plugs work in CC (a lot of the architecture has changed i think, i'm not sure)

hope this helps, j

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It was unclear to me, but did you go to the new Audio Plug-In manager (flyout menu of the Effects panel)?

Screen Shot 2013-07-14 at 12.59.04 PM.png

In general, we no longer try to scan third-party audio plug-ins on every launch because there are too many bad plug-ins out there that could crash the application or have 30,000 nag screens for dongles and such.

Also, which version of Audition are you comparing against?  If it is Audition CS6, then there will be 32-bit plug-ins that show up there, but won't show up in Audition CC or Premiere Pro CC as both of those are 64-bit apps and cannot natively load 32-bit plug-ins.

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Jul 14, 2013 Jul 14, 2013

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Thankyou Charles VW, that was exactly the answer I was looking for and now Premiere Pro CC is seeing the new plugins.

Also, I was checking against Audition CC

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Jun 25, 2015 Jun 25, 2015

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Thank you very much. This reply led to the desired solution (working with AUs/VSTs in Premiere Pro CC 2015)

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