I double-checked that the path was added because Cubase was unable to load them. Windows, programmes, and vst plugins already come with Analogue Lab 4 and V installed. My plugins are in windowsx86, steinberg, cubase, vst plugins and they all work fine. Both are installed, but neither can be seen by my Daw (Cubase 5).

I recently purchased a KeyLab Essential with Analogue Labs 4 and V.

I'm aware that this feed is outdated, but I'll give it a shot before beginning a new one. This is why I ask for help on this forum. > 'Analog Lab should show up in a DAW, if the DAW can read third party plugins, and things a installed correct, and the DAW is set to read the correct paths' -> I agree with you, it should. > 'Are you sure, that the other plugins in the folder being read by Cubase, and it's not other versions you see in Cubase?' -> Yes, I'm sure I manage a lot of VST plugins ddl file VST plugin came with I suppose it is the right one. I just bought my Keylab Essential a few weeks ago, and the. When you ask ' which plugin have you placed where? Perhaps it's the wrong one' -> I don't understand. And I'm sure Cubase use the VST plugins in this folder because it is the recommended folder, and I can manage in Cubase where to find the plugins (in this folder, of course). What do you mean by 'the correct folder' ? I use Cubase, and the VST plugin are all in the same folder (the Cubase VST plugin folder) it is the correct one for all my other VST plugins (I have a lot).

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