I installed E-MU emulator X3 on my PC and I have no problem to use the sampler directly but when I fire S1, this latest isn't even able to detect the new VSTi.

I have already checked that the VST dll are located on the relevant path (Win10 x64).

Any help is more than welcome.

 

I've run into the same problem. This has happened to me when plugins have similar names. It will show only one of them. If that's not the case, have you checked the blacklist file? And one last suggestion, Studio One sometimes organizes my plugins for me, even if I didn't ask it to. Have you tried using Studio One's own search function to locate the plugin? It might have put it somewhere unexpected.

 

Try blacklist and rescan plugins

 

Yes, that is correct, Studio One 3 sometimes does not automatically with newly installed VST the .dll folder, here you have manually ! by option/folder/VST Plugins/Add the .dll file itself.
of course only at the 1.start...at Any further start would have Studio One Vst recognize.

There is however still a possibility when VST plugins are sometimes not recognizable during a new installation,
namely, when the plugin in the browser/instruments is d i m m e d !
Is, to make it visible you have to switch in the browser the "wrench symbol"!
(Is in the upper right corner of the thumbnail display)

Sorry my strange english but I hope I could help

 

Thanks guys,

Unfortunately none of this is working. I already tried the Reset Blacklist option and the plugin is still undetected at startup, meaning it's not scanned by S1.

What's is puzzling me is that the sampler works like a charm as a standalone...

 

Kind of solved: Beside the two VSTi's dll, another dll was missing in the vst plugin folder....

Thanks everyone!