I cant get Focusrite red plugins to show up on magix.I copied and pasted the dll file in magix plugin folder but nothing.Anyone having this problem or know how to fix it? Thanks in advance
No, not ideally. First, I think you should remove them from that Magix folder.
Then I followed this procedure:
On my computer I created a folder called "Magix VSTs" into which I copied the .dll files of ALL the VSTs and VSTis I have that I wished to make available to MM. I then, in MM, went to File>Settings>Program Settings (shortcut P) >Folders.
At the bottom of that screen is a button "Add VST plug-in path", you need to click it and enter the location of the folder which was previously created.
Now MM should see and be able to use all your selected VSTs (via the menu/screen in my earlier post) and your VSTis, if any, which will show up on the Instruments screen on the right hand side of the main work screen.
I put third party plugins in subfolders under the above folder. As far as I know, MMM and other Magix programs scan this folder by default for plugins. If new ones don't show up, rescan this folder or the affected subfolder.
When MMM goes to 64 bits, the plugin path will be:
I see that you followed part of what Jeff told you to do. Did you go to the program settings, folders, and add the VST path as Jeff instructed you to do?
Once you have the plugins working, do you know how and where to access them? What you show are not instruments, they are effects.
The last image you posted suggests you have created a folder "Magix Plugs>VstPlugins" on your Desktop. That is definitely not advisable. Windows treats the Desktop as a Protected Folder, hence MM may well not be able to access it. You should place that folder on your C:\ Drive (if you have only one hard drive); I have mine on D:\, which is the drive where the majority of my programs are installed.
Once the folder is correctly located on the root of your drive (my exact location is D:\Program Files (x86)\MAGIX VSTs) make sure the setting in MM "Add VST plug in path" is pointing to exactly that folder.
One other thought: I don't think those Red VSTs can be 64 bit, but MM is a 32 bit program and, therefore, its plugins must also be 32 bit, unless you're prepared to buy, install and use something like jBridge which will enable a 32 bit program to use a 64 bit plugin, or a 64 bit program to use a 32 bit plug.
Thank y'all so much.I appreciate it big time.Accidently deleted a folder I guess.Got the red plugins to work.But don't have the ozone dll and maybe other dll.Only dll there are in the pic