I use Cakewalk Platinum as a DAW (yes I know they just discontinued updates).įor a good number of years Cakewalk has had a function within it called "Cakewalk plugin manager", when you open this it allows you to add or remover plugin folders that Cakewalk will scan at startup. A much better approach is to allow users to choose what folders Premiere scans for plugins on the system. Not having these load at all means Premiere is at its optimum level of stability. After Premiere has crashed during a long render this approach seems archaic. I am aware that Premiere automatically blacklists plugins that cause it to crash. I would just prefer that these plugins would not load in Premiere. It is also considerably a hassle when you go to render a project that takes hours and Premiere locks up and it may or may not be the plugins causing this, but there is no really easy way to tell at that point. Many of them are 32 bit and many of them are very old and buggy and barely work in a 64 bit environment. It is not just to conserve memory while working in Premiere that I do not want all of these loaded.
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Premiere is loading many gigantic synths, Melodyne, and hundreds of other dlls that it has no idea whatsoever how to utilize, no midi editing functionality and no midi recording. Then I rename it back and my DAW has to scan and check subscriptions on 1055 of them again. I am constantly opening my DAW and it is complaining it has no VSTs, well, that is because I forgot to rename the folders back. lol (blacklisting rarely works it loads them anyway) I am constantly switching from my DAW to Premiere and each time I do i have to rename 4 VST folders so Premiere won't scan them.Īdobe's solution is to suggest we blacklist VSTs. I have not seen that Adobe has addressed this issue. I have read many discussions on Google on this where people have issues with Premiere and other Adobe programs loading VST audio plugins.
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