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#This was created with a newer version omnisphere remove install
(e) back-up the install files to an external disk.ĭo one plug-in at a time, install, activate, test out before moving onto the next. (d) if the plug-in has a Sample library, install that into another folder, preferably on another disk (c) Install each product, selecting the correct destination folder(s) for the plug-in (b) Uninstall whatever plug-ins are already installed (a) work out the plug-in folder organisation and create those folders on disk (you can create your own 'virtual' folders in Reaper too), Is it safe to delete '.exe' files as well, since they've done what they were intended to do?
#This was created with a newer version omnisphere remove download
You never know when you will need them again and the download link has gone (or it links to a newer version which you do not want) Should be, but I tend to keep all the downloaded files on a back-up disk or two. Is it safe to delete the files from my Downloads folder once I've moved the installed files and folders to the new location? On Windows, many people create 2 folders, for their 64-bit and 32-bit plug-ins respectively, outside the Program Files folders, with sub-folders for different types of plug-ins (EQ, Reverbs, Analogue synths, samplers etc) or developers (Native Instruments, FabFilter, Voxengo etc)Īnd secondly, what file extensions should I be looking for before moving anything?īut moving them may not work some plug-in installs also save the original location into files or the Registry and rely on finding the plug-ins there.Īlso, most of my stuff was downloaded with only Omnisphere and Kontakt having being installed from discs. Or, to be absolutely sure, uninstall all your plugins and install them again, taking utmost care on where you put your plugins this time.Īnd yes, you can delete the installers once you've installed a plugin.įirstly, where should all the relevant files and folders best be located? So you can either move those folders to a clear location that's not in Program Files (like I have), or you can simply point Reaper to the two default paths above. You should find them in Program Files (x86)\Steinberg\VstPlugins (32-bit) and Program Files\Steinberg\VstPlugins\ (64-bit). Your Kontakt libraries can be anywhere on your hard drive (it is recommended to have them on their own hard drive, not on the same drive where the OS is), as you approach to them through Kontakt, not through Reaper. Then, in Reaper's Preferences->Plug-ins->VST, I have the paths set like this: Of course, if a plugin has both versions, I install only 64-bit as there's no need to have 32-bit then.
When installing, I direct the installer to install the 64-bit plugins in the former, and 32-bit plugins in the latter folder.
It is a good idea to have two folders on your hard drive. I'm just trying to create order out of the chaos which is my 'C' drive! Is it safe to delete the files from my Downloads folder once I've moved the installed files and folders to the new location? Is it safe to delete '.exe' files as well, since they've done what they were intended to do? I did try to put stuff in a new library folder I'd created which I named 'Sound Libraries' but not everything seems to be there.įirstly, where should all the relevant files and folders best be located? And secondly, what file extensions should I be looking for before moving anything? Also, most of my stuff was downloaded with only Omnisphere and Kontakt having being installed from discs. The files and folders seem to be all over my C drive when I guess they should ideally be in one location. My problem is probably self-created due to not paying more attention when installing my libraries.
Only Omnisphere has so far appeared in Reaper and that required help from Spectrasonics.
#This was created with a newer version omnisphere remove manual
And yes, I have read the manual and have also googled this issue.
My problem is trying to get Reaper to see all these items.
#This was created with a newer version omnisphere remove pro
I've got Omnisphere, Kontakt 5 and some other stuff including a couple of UVI products, M-Tron Pro and some Soniccouture libraries. I'm very much a beginner so please be patient!
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