I can't find my plug-in in Cubase (Windows)

Problem: Cubase sometimes treats Plug-ins as 32bit software although it is 64bit.

Solution: Uninstall Plugin (optional: delete all Plug-in files), do a rescan with Cubase, then reinstall the Plug-in.

Sometimes Cubase treats the plug-ins as 32 bit software, although it is actually of 64-bit architecture and shouldn't be recognised as 32-bit. This seems to be a general Issue with Cubase (10.5), which somehow tends to randomly mark plugins (from all manufacturers) as such. 

To get rid of this issue, start with a simple task and remove the plug-in files. Here's an example for Virtual Guitarist CARBON:

Please delete Carbon and all its files from the following folder:
C:\ProgramData\UJAM\VB-CARBON

This article explains how to delete all plug-in files (in most cases that's not necessary):

► Remove plug-in files on Windows

After uninstalling the plugin, please run Cubase and its Plugin-Manager, do a rescan, and close Cubase. 

► Rescan plug-ins in Cubase

Then, re-install your plug-in: 

► Download links

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