AEN007 wrote:I recently discovered (& very much welcome) the enhanced Audacity VST support.
I am experiencing a small Audacity VST admin problem.
Audacity lists VST effects that are not on my c:\ drive (anymore).
I have tried re-scanning to no avail.
If you look in the README.txt accompanying 1.3.9, you'll see that it was a known issue that "VST effects always remain in Effect menu even when rescanned and no longer available". If you look at the
online version of the release notes you will see that this issue has been fixed in our latest development code, so will be fixed in the next 1.3.10 Release. I have sent you a link to download an Alpha version of 1.3.10.
AEN007 wrote:Maybe it would be nice if users could tell Audacity from where to load VST dlls?
We'll note your request, but ability to choose which of the supported locations to load from, or to choose a custom location is not likely until after the next Stable 2.0 Release.
AEN007 wrote: Audacity lists one of the VST effects twice. Right now I only have one VST.dll on my c:\ drive.
If you are using 1.3.9 that should only be because you have a second copy of the .dll in one of the locations Audacity searches for it (see my
main post in this topic). If you are using 1.3.8 it may be because you still have the VST Enabler in the Audacity Plug-Ins folder. I suggest you try 1.3.10 Alpha.
AEN007 wrote:I've also contacted the Audacity team about Audacity
not being able to run multi-step VST plug-ins properly.
AEN007 is referrring to REAfir (used in "Subtract" Noise Removal mode) from:
http://reaper.fm/files/reaplugs.zipWe may at some future time be able to allow modeless effects so that you can change the selection area in the waveform and preview a different area without closing the efffect. That would solve part of the problem with REAfir (and allow our own Noise Removal to be run without closing and re-opening it, too). The plug-ins in this REA bundle are of course also designed to be used with real-time input so you can change the effect parameters as you play the audio. Audacity does not support real-time plug-ins yet.
Gale