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Table Of Contents
WORKING WITH VST PLUGINS
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•Plugin Name
Shows the name of the plugin.
Type
Shows whether the plugin is defined as an “Instrument”, “Effect” or “Utility” in Reason.
Status
Shows the current status of the plugin (see “Plugin Status” below).
In the Plugin Management windows you can also:
D Click and drag the column headings to sort the list.
D Click a plugin to select it.
Additional info (path to the dll and comments about its status) is then shown in the Details area.
D Click the Disable/Enable button to disable or enable the selected plugin (see “Plugin Status” below).
Plugin Status
A plugin can have four different Status values, with additional texts in the Details area.
Plugin Status: Enabled
If the plugin was enabled in a previous session, the plugin is enabled and ready for use.
If the plugin has been enabled during this session, it will be loaded when you restart Reason.
Plugin Status: Disabled
If the plugin was manually disabled in a previous session, it’s now disabled.
If the plugin has been manually disabled during this session, it will be disabled when you restart Reason.
Plugin Status: Could not load
If the plugin has the “Could not load” status, the plugin returned an error code and couldn’t be loaded.
If you enable it, Reason will attempt to load it the next time you restart.
Plugin Status: Crashed
If the plugin has the “Crashed” status, it was automatically disabled because it crashed or caused Reason to
hang.
If you enable it, Reason will attempt to load it the next time you restart.