What to do if GENOME is not Visible in Cubase?
If you have installed GENOME on your computer, but it is not visible when looking to insert the plugin on an audio track on Cubase, here are some guidelines on how to remedy this.
- Navigate to the Studio menu and click VST Plug-in Manager
- Click on the cog icon located at the bottom left of the window, then click the + icon
- Select the folder where GENOME is located, and click Select Folder
- Click the Refresh icon, located next to the Search bar, to begin the scan
Please note, the scan’s duration is dependent on the number of plugins installed.
- Important Note: Please make sure to check the “Blocklist” tab:
If GENOME is listed there, select the plugin and click the “Reactivate” button.
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