All your 32-bit plugins will reappear in the plugin menu as usual.
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If others have it working then there is no reason why I shouldn’t. This link explains more about blacklisted plug-ins in Cubase 9:
This one can be reactivated but the reactivation fails. However, there is one plug-in in that list called “TC Electronic\PowerCore\WsfCoinstaller01009.dll” which is shown as 64 bit. I think you are saying your PoCo plug-ins are installed with the former installer and then bridged by you with Jbridge, which is different.įrom within the Cubase plug-in manager/blacklisted, all individual PoCo plug-ins are shown as 32 bit, so cannot be reactivated. The latter, which as been working fine in Cubase up until vr 9 and which I am given to believe uses some variation of Jbridge, is what I have installed. There are 2 installers for PowerCore 4.4.3, one described as 32 bit and the other as 64 bit. I think you have used the normal 32 bit plugins so far…these won’t work in cubase 9 without jbridge I also never heard that poco uses some kind of jbridge. If the go to the blacklist again afterwards (which I doubt, none of my bridged plugins did) you can re-activaze them. Ok, you need to bridge them to 64 bit with jbridge first.
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