To remove unavailable plug-ins from all collections, select Remove Unavailable Plug-ins from All Collections. User CollectionsĪllows you to select a different collection, and to rename or delete the current collection. To create a new collection based on the current collection, select Add Current Collection. To create a new collection based on the list of all effect, select Add All Plug-ins. To create a new, empty list, select Empty. DeleteĪllows you to delete the selected item in the current collection. New FolderĪllows you to create a new folder in the current collection. Toggle list to show all/show only FX/VSTi not in current collectionĪllows you to filter the lists of all effects or VST instruments to show either all loaded plug-ins, or only those that are not part of the current collection. The list of all effects or VST instruments is filtered to show only those plug-ins whose names contain the text that you entered. Search FieldĮnter the name of a plug-in in the search field. You can compile your own collections of effects or VST instruments by clicking New Collection and dragging and dropping items from the list of all effects or VST instruments to the collection list.Ĭollections are shown in the selectors for effects/VST instruments, and all changes made to collections in the Plug-in Manager are immediately reflected in the selectors. The Default collection cannot be changed. Collection listīy default, the window section to the right shows the Default collection, which contains all effects or VST instruments loaded by the program. To move the plug-in back to the blacklist, you must rescan all plug-ins and restart Cubase. This causes Cubase to rescan the plug-in and remove it from the blacklist. You can reactivate a blacklisted 64-bit plug-in by selecting it and clicking Reactivate.
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