My solution will be to use my other DAW since it seems to be working in there as expected. I’m having the same issue with izotopes neutron in Cubase 9. I’m finding myself reaching for another daw I use because of its consistency and there tech support actually gives support. I love Cubase, but the stability for me over the past couple of releases has been dismal at best. Your on your own when updates come out and in most case it seems to be the case on most problems. This is the very reason I use this product less and less going forward. Seriously, a user has an issue with your product and that’s the wisdom you give them. Looks like others have installed many of these ok. Grateful for ideas as to what to do here. These are the iZotope plugins I have that passed: On relaunching, almost everything was re-added to the blacklist, with the exception of Neutron. I then updated everything to the latest versions from the iZotope website, and added Neutron. Here’s a summary, all with full name (excepting the many variations eg iZotope Oxone 7 maximizer.vst3): I read that some particular named versions of iZotope plugs get blacklisted, but I had them all blacklisted. I updated them all via NI Service Center, manaully rescanned and then they were all removed from the blacklist. Looks like I hadn’t updated these from their original Komplete 10 installation.
The following VST2 plugins were all blacklisted I had a lot of blacklisted plugins from iZotope and Native Instruments. Testing C9 Elements on a Macbook Pro, still not sure if I want to jump on the main W10 rig. Hopefully a thread to share wisdom about C9 blacklisted plugins.
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