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OK I found the scopevst.cfg file in C:\Scope\App\Bin

It has a line entry:

ScopeSynth C:\Scope\Devices\Plug-Ins\*.*

So I copied all of my synth DLLs into ScopeSynth C:\Scope\Devices\Plug-Ins\

Unfortunately I still get the same error

They were initially installed in

E:\My Studio\Scope\VSTPlugins\...

I had copied them to

C:\Program Files\Steinberg\Cubase 4\VSTPlugins\Scope\...

But I've deleted them now (from C:) and just left them in the E: as per the initial install.

I then went in to Cubase Plugin Information and added a ...

Hmmm OK...

Where do they need to go?

I am running Cubase 4.1.3 on a new quad core PC.

I installed the Scope card and software first, and then Cubase 4.

Once Cubase was installed, I moved all of the Scope synth and FX *.dll files to a new directory C:\Program Files/Steinberg\Cubase 4\VSTPlugins\Scope|...

The Scope platform is enabled ...

I am a Pulsar II user running with Scope 4.0

I am currently upgrading my PC to an Intel Quad-Core Q6600 machine.

Ideally I want to load in 8Gb RAM and run the Vista Basic 64bit OS. I saw the announcement about Scope 5.0 being compatible with Vista but I'm not sure I'm ready to outlay another 200 ...

Thanks for the post. I've located the cset.ini file but there is no [XTC-config] "section" in it - I tried adding one but that did not appear to work. There is however an existing [hw] section in the file and under that it has the entry intBlkSize=64.

I am running Cubase 4.1.2 on PC. I recently had to reinstall Scope 4.0 (see previous thread http://www.planetz.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=24505).

After the reinstall I've noticed a significant latency issue. It was noticeable when I tried to play a VSTi instrument from my MIDI keyboard. I checked ...

Woohoo! After struggling with the registry for a few hours now, I finally found that the workaround suggested by rrkradio on thread http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13222 worked...create in advance the folder where you like to install the software. Pretty lame bug in the installed in my ...

I'm I OK removing Cubase SX if it solves the problem - since at the moment I am dead in the water - but ideally I would keep it on my machine since I use it as a reference point for old Cubase projects after I create a copy of the project and save it as a C4 project. So OK this is maybe the last ...

Yes there is - I have Cubase SX as well...

I reinstalled the driver. It looks like it was successful - I checked the Device Manager and it looked to be working OK. It's using Driver Vesion 1.50.10.0.

I restarted my PC again just for the hell of it.

Under Sounds And Audio Devices in XP, its using the Creamware card for sound recording and ...

I just want to check please - I can then still use the win2k driver on my original factory Pulsar v3.0 CD-ROM, right?

Regarding the question on XTC mode - yes I closed Scope after I enabled XTC and then opened Cubase 4. But unfortunately the Scope ASIO driver was not available to select....

What's odd is that I am able to run the SFP executable from within the .../app/bin directory - and the Scope software starts up...and when I go into the Set/Registry menu, I can see all of the modules with apparently valid keys entered against them...

This looked OK, so then I enabled the Scope ...

I am using a local copy of the allkeys file on my hard drive - it's sitting under the app/bin subdiretory of the main install folder.

I forgot to add - thanks for your prompt response!

Yep, the Pulsar II card looks fine in Device Manager.

I did uninstall the Scope 4.0 software - when you say delete the folder manually, you just mean the folder I initially installed into, right? If so, yes I have deleted that.

So now I am reinstalling. I have downloaded and unarchived the ...

I recently did some "file maintenance" to clear out my C: drive which was getting full. I must have deleted some files that I shouldn't have - since afterwards whenever I tried to run Cubase 4 it crashed just after the application finished loading.

I scanned the Cubase error log file and it seemed ...

I am using the Scope 4.0 platform in XTC mode with Cubase SX 2.2.0. I am using the Scope effects on audio tracks within the Cubase project, and it sounds great.

Once I perform an audio Mixdown to *.mp3 (at 320Kb, 44.1KHz Stereo) any tracks that use the Scope effects sound very distorted (in fact ...

By the way, real-time export worked beautifully. Thanks again.

Actually that makes a lot more sense - thanks a lot.