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To be honest I'm not overly bothered about most of the plug-ins on my TC Electronic Compact, except for the 'Access Virus'. Seeing as the TC plug-ins now show up in the Cubase Blacklist I suspect it's to do with the the 64 bit bridge used by TC Electronic. But in My opinion the Access Virus is still the best of the best and, for me, has been used in every project, for years, and if this is it's end of the line I'm going to really miss it. Unless of course someone knows something about this that I don't?

As far as I know Cubase 9 is done with 32 bit plugs altogether and no longer support 64 bit bridges of any kind. But, I'm not absolutely sure about that. I doubt they will turn it into a native vsti but if they did I, for one, would happily but it again.

Anyone out there know anything? Work around ideas? Desperate I know, but worth a try. Thanks peeps and happy holiday. Folkfreak wrote:ok, you need to bridge them to 64 bit with jbridge first. If the go to the blacklist again afterwards (which I doubt, none of my bridged plugins did) you can re-activaze them.

I also never heard that poco uses some kind of jbridge. I think you have used the normal 32 bit plugins so far.these won't work in cubase 9 without jbridge Thanks for taking the trouble. I'm looking into it.

There are 2 installers for PowerCore 4.4.3, one described as 32 bit and the other as 64 bit. The latter, which as been working fine in Cubase up until vr 9 and which I am given to believe uses some variation of Jbridge, is what I have installed. I think you are saying your PoCo plug-ins are installed with the former installer and then bridged by you with Jbridge, which is different.

From within the Cubase plug-in manager/blacklisted, all individual PoCo plug-ins are shown as 32 bit, so cannot be reactivated. However, there is one plug-in in that list called 'TC Electronic PowerCore WsfCoinstaller01009. 50 Product Designs Concept Manufacture Pdf. dll' which is shown as 64 bit.

This one can be reactivated but the reactivation fails. This link explains more about blacklisted plug-ins in Cubase 9: If others have it working then there is no reason why I shouldn't. I just have to get to the bottom of what's going on here. But again, thanks.

Andyjh wrote:Make sure that the original unbridged plug ins are not seen by Cubase 9, make sure the directory that they are in is not included in the set paths Ta! But this was the only way I could get it to work, though it didn't work right away. I created a new folder called 'PowerCore' outside of the Cubase VST folder and deleted the original one, but I couldn't work out how to point to it in Cubase manager. But, after 2 or 3 attempts it did scan the new bridged plug-ins correctly from within the VST folder on a Cubase start up, so it's all good. And I'm delighted!

So, once again thanks for all the help. I've learned some important stuff. You said unbridged plug-ins. I'm a little fatigued right now.

ORIGINAL: Imagination Hello, I was thinking of getting the Firewire version of the TC Electronic PowerCore and a friend of mine who normally does ProTools(LE) told me to look at Waves Gold/Platinum and see which one I would like more. Now i'm stuck. Anyone have any experience w/ either and recommend which one I should go for? I'm kind of leaning towards the Waves Gold bundle but I do like rackmounted stuff.

I normally do stuff in Project 5 but I do have Sonar 5 PE too. The PowerCore will be much more effecient, because it is DSP based, and the Waves plugs are stictly software. They are both overpriced in my opinion, and not worth it. But if I had to choose between the two, it would definitely be the Powercore. ORIGINAL: Imagination Hello, I was thinking of getting the Firewire version of the TC Electronic PowerCore and a friend of mine who normally does ProTools(LE) told me to look at Waves Gold/Platinum and see which one I would like more. Now i'm stuck. Anyone have any experience w/ either and recommend which one I should go for?