Thanks guys but still nothing. Jeff I work on a Mac so I assume that the.dll file should be HD: Library Application support Native instruments Kontakt 5 but it isn't. I did a reinstall and no improvement but when I was checking Preferences for files with the name Kontakt in their content I found this (picture attached) - could Cubase blacklist Kontakt?

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Maybe this gives a clue? I can't find any Blacklist settings in Cubase - how does it work? (I also want to add that I have updated Cubase to the latest version) Attachments Cubase Blacklist? (86.56 KiB) Not downloaded yet.

From my experience from Windows. I can understand that cubase does the same thing also in macOs. So to explain. Try to move the Kontakt 5 file to another location inside the vst folder that cubase sees. Steinberg VST Native Instruments Kontakt to. Steinberg VST Native Instruments.

Usually this works, if not then try to put it directly to. Steinberg VST, this seems to be a folder issue some kind!!! Many times blacklisted fx or instruments work properly without any conflict it's like cubase hates some company and just blacklisted their products so it's not even worth of mention it. As for how to see the file, just try to open it with a notepad program. It does make sense that it opens it with Sibelius 'cause the file ends with.xml so when you installed the Sibelius, it made association with this type of extension file. In other words.xml always will open with Sibelius. Hello Everyone!

Thank you so much for your replies! I finally made it work in a weird way! I read somewhere that Cubase has sometimes problems with 64bit plugins, so I switched both Cubase and Kontakt to 32bit and it worked - Kontakt appeared in the list of VSTs! Then I switched both back to 64bit to check what would happen and they now work fine in 64bit too! Difficult to understand what exactly happened but, all is good - it seems that it was some kind of 32/64bit Cubase-plugin disagreement issue. Aplikasi Untuk Bahasa Assembly.