Helpt with testing the latest version (v1.2.0) of Audio Damage's Fluid

[Masarin]

Hi!

If there's anyone out here in the Reaperverse with a legit (of course) copy of Fluid from Audio Damage could just test the latest version, 1.2.0, and write back if Reaper did accept it or not. I can't get any of the 32/64-bit versions to get accepted by Reaper. Please specify what version of Reaper you used. I tried a few of the 4.X versions and 3.76 IIRC.

I've talked to Chris @ Audio Damage and he's got no problems whatsoever. I did also try Tobybears Minihost with the same non success.

Thanks in advance.

/Jens

[bluzkat]

I've been waiting for AD to update more plugs!

I downloaded Fluid and installed both the 64 & 32-bit versions in Reaper v4.15.

I tested the 64-bit version... it accepted my license info, installed and it runs without a hitch.

Where are you installing Fluid to?

What kind of problems are you having?

[Masarin]

Originally Posted by bluzkat

I've been waiting for AD to update more plugs!

I downloaded Fluid and installed both the 64 & 32-bit versions in Reaper v4.15.

I tested the 64-bit version... it accepted my license info, installed and it runs without a hitch.

Where are you installing Fluid to?

What kind of problems are you having?

Ah, thanks for trying it out.

I'm installing it beside all the other Audio Damage plugins I got and they all work fine. It's just Fluid I'm having a problem with, strangely.

My path is:

E:\Data\Audio\VST Plugins (x64)\Audio Damage\Fluid

Reaper just puts this line in the "reaper-vstplugins64.ini" file.

Fluid.dll=00456CC349D2CC01

which means it's not 'valid'.

It should look like something like this, like for every other working plugin:

Vapor.dll=00A33A3F3E0DC801,1095005808,Vapor (x86) (Audio Damage, Inc.)

I performed a search for Fluid.dll in the plugin folder structure and there's only one file.

I've also tried to install it on two different Windows 7 64-bit systems but without success. It could may be some localization problem since I'm running it on a Swedish version of Windows 7 Ultimate, even though I've changed the OS-language to English. But all the other 64-bit Audio Damage plugins that have been upgraded to 64-bit is working perfectly fine.

It's not that important but it bothers me somewhat.

[bluzkat]

Did you try...

trashing and rebuilding the VST database in preferences (under the VST tab)?

See if that helps.