Effectively, it seems like the MusicBee VST plugin just takes a single snapshot of the Sonarworks plugin settings at activation and uses those, regardless of changes, until the plugin is deactivated and reactivated. I can literally perform the most audio-mangling changes in the plugin interface, and nothing changes in the actual processing until I uncheck and recheck the plugin. The problem is, anytime I make a change to the plugin, the change is not reflected in the audio output unless I uncheck (deactivate) and recheck (activate) the plugin again in the Equaliser and DSP Settings window. I can activate the Sonarworks plugin, launch the plugin interface and make edits. MusicBee successfully scans the Sonarworks plugin and lists it under "Equaliser and DSP Settings", which is good. Just to get around issue #1 above, I've created a unique MusicBee VST folder, set the MusicBee VST plugin to use that folder, and copied just one core monitoring plugin, Sonarworks Reference 4, into the folder.
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VST Plugin Host doesn't work with my plugins I suspect something is wrong with the MusicBee VST scanning process itself, rather than the plugins.ΔΆ. Plus, the error MusicBee is providing looks more like a resource overwhelm issue as opposed to a specific plugin issue. I have hundreds of VST plugins, so trying to add them one-by-one to figure out which ones are (possibly) problematic would be extremely tedious. I am using high-quality plugins that do not cause any crashes whatsoever in DAWs and several other VST hosts, neither during initial scanning of the entire batch of plugins in those hosts, nor with actual use of the plugins. I've tried restarting MusicBee a few times, but the errors occur almost immediately. There is no way to proceed except to crash MusicBee via the Task Manager. The error dialogue provides an OK button, but when I click it the same error immediately pops up repeatedly.
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"Runtime Error! Program: C:\Program Files (x86)\MusicBee\MusicBee.exe R6016 -not enough space for thread data" When I restarted MusicBee, initially (for about 2 seconds) it looked like it was scanning plugins. In Preferences, I changed the VST location to my preferred 32-bit VST plugin location. I've installed the VST Effects plugin in MusicBee 3.1. I'm part of an ongoing discussion in the VST EFFECTS PLUGIN topic please see my posts starting here: