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You’ll need to contact [email protected], no one here has the ability to solve this for you I’m afraid.


Thank you Tarekith! Yes, I was shure nobody can solve it here. The more I was interessted if more people have the same Problem and maybe got a solution, or maybe it is an error on the ...

Actually it looks like I have found a solution. I essentially toggled back and forth between ableton's "VST3 plug-in system folder" , and the "VST3 plugin custom folder". Eventually landing on the VST3 plug-in systems folder, when it was noticed the deleted plugins no longer appeared. I had this ...

Pitch Black wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 23, 2022 1:19 am

Reset Live?

https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/artic ... eset-Live-

gave that a shot as well, same result. All of the plugins in the deleted pack still show up in the VST3 folder in Ableton.

Try holding the alt key when pressing the plugins "rescan" button.


I gave that a shot and everything still shows up under vst3 folder. It's driving me nuts, I just don't understand how it can find something that isn't there. I searched my entire hard drive again for the plug-in names and a ...

I'm having an issue were plugins that have been removed from my system continue to show up in my vst3 browser in Ableton. I had a brainworx bundle that I uninstalled and yet the entire bundle still shows up in the vst3 section. It does not however show up under the vst2 section. After the uninstall ...

– Drop your samples onto Sampler and open zone editor.
– Press-hold the midi note you want the first sample to be played on, and double-click that sample's zone - it will shrink to that note.
– Repeat for your other samples, placing them where you want with the note-hold & zone double-click method ...

I'm wondering how to load a bunch of drum samples or stabs into a sampler and have each sample triggered by a different MIDI key. Not have the pitch go up or down based on the key I press either, but have each sample triggered at it normal pitch. I've seen people do it briefly, but can't quite ...