Just noticed there a windows installer for presonus hub in my products.
This is the new installation manager?
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From the release notes:
Feature Overview So, it looks to me as being the installer for Presonus products to be used in other DAWs |
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I couldn't find out anything about it. But I probably didn't know where to look.
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I recently found this and installed the new Ampire as VST, which now shows and works properly outside of Studio One. Cakewalk by Bandlab now shows it and can be used. I still primarily work in Studio One at this point, but it's nice to be able to use these in another program.
So I noticed that my many Fat Channel plugins are also listed in the HUB and they are activated, and they work in Studio One, but I can't get them to show up in Cakewalk. Hmmm. The MyPresonus section and the HUB both indicate that they are present and seem to be destined to work this way, but I don't see them. Looking forward to thoughts (even though I am typically using the Console 1 stuff at this point as a primary).
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Note: The Presonus Hub requires Windows 10 and up. So, no dice on Windows 8 or before.
While I'm thankful that the Studio One 4.6 update works on earlier Windows versions, I sure would have liked to use the Hub. More importantly, now I really have to hope that my computer lasts a good while longer! |
So I noticed that my many Fat Channel plugins are also listed in the HUB and they are activated, and they work in Studio One, but I can't get them to show up in Cakewalk. I believe that you need to reinstall for Fat Channel plugs for them to be used 3rd party. There should be an updated version from what you have installed. |
That's what I thought and tried but there is no difference. They show as activated as well, but there is no dll for each in a vst folder, as they are packages inside of the house plugin somehow.
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"Of course not". Got it - but the point is still the same.
For example, I'm in another host, I have completely removed and re-installed both the Hub and the Fat Channel stuff. I have then reinstalled Hub, ran it, and activated the Fat Channel stuff. When I look in the Plugin scanner on the host application and I select Ampire, I see this path: c:\program files\common files\VST3\PreSonus VST3 Shell.vst3\Contents\x86_64-win\PreSonus VST3 Shell.vst3 There is nothing about Ampire there. It is somehow encapsulated in the Shell. The Fat Channel stuff is still not listed, but based on what I see in the hub (which looks the same there as Ampire does), they should be listed and they should have the same encapsulated path. Thoughts?
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I think I'm missing a certain ingredient: The actual Fat Channel XT plugin itself! Ooops. I guess I can't expect the addons to work if the main plugin that they add onto isn't there!
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...said Halo
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For anyone else who happened to be following this:
I knew I had the fix when I discovered that I didn't have the Fat Channel XT plugin itself, and THAT is why I couldn't get to the model. What I didn't realize is that I didn't need to BUY this. It was already in my products - I just didn't know where to look. Then I got a YouTube popup telling about this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaKyTKB27wg Which shows that the Fat Channel XT plugin is under the Studio One 4 product! Missed that completely. "Redeemed" that, installed in the Hub, activated in the Hub, and now they are showing as VST plugins in Cakewalk by Bandlab. Good move Presonus - show us that you are worthy of us using the actual Studio One program rather than locking away our plugins as proprietary to your platform. This is a GREAT way to keep people - by giving them the option to leave. I wish more companies would realize that jailing customers is no way to gain loyalty. Sure, I am still going to use Cakewalk to do certain things, but this will likely make me stick with Presonus for the value it brings.
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jandziock wroteJust wondering, but... will Studio One also be available in the Hub software at some point?This! When I 1st saw the Hub, I thought it was Presonus' new installer/updater. That would've been cool. But it seems to be just a way to get plugins usable in other DAWs. Is that correct? I'll be looking to get access to Fat Channel in S1 tonight. Is the Hub the only way to do that? |
BezowinZ wrote (May be misunderstanding but) No, don't think so, you should already have access to Fat Channel. Anyway I haven't installed the HUB thingy, and I have the new Ampire and all my Fat Channel stuff, I have no interest in having them available in another DAW, hense not installing the HUB. |
If you download the "installer" for the plugin collection, you end up with a .install file. This is a zipped file, which 7-zip can extract. Inside you will find several subfolders, some xml pages, and the dlls will be in x32 and x64 folders.
However, manually extracting and adding these dlls to your vst folder and having your 3rd-party DAW scan for the plug-in (Adobe Audition CC in my case as I've been using it since it was Cool Edit Pro back in 1996, and it works in Windows 8.1 Pro), doesn't appear to work. I really, really like my new PreSonus StudioLive III 16R, but the further into the PreSonus world I try to dig, I am met with an endless stream of obstacles designed to drive me away. No support for Windows 8.1, no voucher for Windows 10 or a new computer that already has it (I don't need Windows 10 for anything else, and skipped the "free upgrade" period because I KNOW Windows and the system-killing bugs each new version has), no access to older versions of StudioOne and other software that WAS compatible with Windows 8.1, and that's just the software side of things. The hardware itself, while a dream-come-true for me (I've been searching for a rack-mounted mixer that was controlled entirely by computer and behaved like a DAW, but wasn't junk, for 10+ years), has infuriating limitations, not the least of which are MONO 1/4" outputs (these should be stereo for In-Ear Monitoring to preserve the stereo spread - and yes, I know you can merge 2 of them, but now you're down to 4 mono and a stereo pair. If you need 4 stereo pair because everyone in your 4-piece wants a different personal mix, which is the sole purpose of personal monitoring, you're SOL because you only get a max of 3 stereo pairs with the 16R. "Well, there's always the 24R wink wink nudge nudge". Or for $1700 extra I can add alleged stereo personal monitoring capability. And that's on sale. The other hardware failure I've encountered is the lack of a simple 1/4" jack for a simple on/off footswitch, which I would use to turn vocal delay on/off as needed. But there's an ethernet port for yet another piece of gear that might do it, might not. I did find a workaround using an A/B pedal, but it requires a free mic channel and a free 1/4" output. Fortunately I had one of each to spare. The Zoom L20R has 6 stereo 1/4" outs for personal monitoring (or whatever other function you desire), and a 1/4" footswitch jack for effect on/off, records multi-track to SD card, not just 2 tracks, and it's about half the cost of the 16R, although the sound quality is admittedly much weaker (a problem I solved with a Focusrite 18i20 and OctoPre). I had a 12-space rack with the L20R, the Focusrite preamps, and 4 4-channel compressor/limiters prior to the 16R. It was a PITA to carry, and a PITA to keep the three different 8-channel color-coded snakes organized, but I'm still weighing that against the ever-increasing annoyance with PreSonus right now. |
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