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Hi folks. Okay I messed up. I was adding a new location for VST plugins, and in error I missed out the last couple of folders, so NOW whenever I load up Reason, it scans my entire 'Programs' folder for VSTs. I booted Reason 10 up last night at about 8pm, and the scan's still going..

The reason being; on 32-bit Windows boxes, the default VST folder location is the following (assumes Windows is installed on drive C:) (see the note): On 64-bit Windows boxes, the default VST folder locations are: As per your code, the path to a default folder is the following on my current 64-bit machine: “C: Program Files (x86) Steinberg. Windows Support Question / Help How. My OBS is not picking up the location. C:/Program Files/VSTPlugins/. I have a bunch of VST 3.x plugins I would love to use. Pro Tools plugin locations for Windows To find where your Pro Tools plugins are stored for Windows, follow the steps below. C: Program Files Common Files Digidesign DAE Plug-Ins (RTAS & TDM). Free mpc2000 vst plugins.

So - is there a way I can get inside Reason 10 to change the VST folder without opening it up? i.e. the VST locations must be in a file somewhere, does anyone know where this is and if it's possible to change it? I'm guessing no, but I wanted to check first just in case.. Otherwise I either wait and wait and wait, and hope the scan completes before my PC decides to close Reason for being unresponsive, or I uninstall it and start again.

Vst Plugin Location Windows 10 32-bit

Hi folks. Okay I messed up. I was adding a new location for VST plugins, and in error I missed out the last couple of folders, so NOW whenever I load up Reason, it scans my entire 'Programs' folder for VSTs. I booted Reason 10 up last night at about 8pm, and the scan's still going..

Vst Plugin Location Windows 10 Pro

So - is there a way I can get inside Reason 10 to change the VST folder without opening it up? i.e. the VST locations must be in a file somewhere, does anyone know where this is and if it's possible to change it? I'm guessing no, but I wanted to check first just in case.. Otherwise I either wait and wait and wait, and hope the scan completes before my PC decides to close Reason for being unresponsive, or I uninstall it and start again.