I could have sworn we had more plug-in manager/folder options before: It would be nice to see the ignored/failed/hidden plugins in a folder of its own.
I had to spend some time tidying up the folders: I just selected/ignored (which hides them) any 32 bit plugins that I had - as doubles of 64 bit ones. Waveshells showed up in the Waves plugin list too. Every single one, in one form or another! YES!!!!!!Ī ton of 32 bit VSTs which I never opt to install, but do not always have a choice were there (never showed before). Anxious and fully expecting to see many plugins missing, I was amazed to see that Acid 8 found them all. It still took quite a while, as I do have many plugins, but it completed and opened. After what seemed like an eternity, I chose the 10 seconds option and let it roll. The "box" kept hiding behind the Acid start-up screen, and no matter what option you picked (once you clicked on the box to reveal it), it was hard to know what was happening next. Never any problem with Sound Forge Audio Studio 12. Usually, I have some sort of hassle with VST scans and Magix Acid/Sound Forge Pro 12/Vegas Pro 16. I installed the update, and yes, I saw the scan taking too long box (spelled "to" on it).
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