To use virtual instruments you will have to use a different DAW. GSnap MIDI Isn't Working Audacity – What Do I Do?Īudacity supports VST but doesn't support VST instruments (virtual instruments). This should clear the file, creating a new one that will have GSnap in it. Then, open the Audacity folder and delete “pluginregistry.cfg”. To do this hit the Windows button and type: %appdata% and hit “enter”Īlternatively you could: type “run” into the Windows menu, open it, type “%appdata% and hit “enter” Don't worry, this won't break anything and is fairly simple to do. If all else fails, you will have to clear your plugin registry by deleting the file. Then, reinstall the plugin in the correct location listed in step 1.
To ensure you have the 32-bit version, re-download GSnap and make sure you select 32-bit. It's quite common that you'll have downloaded the 64-bit version and are trying to get it to work in Audacity. Check your GSnap is 32-bitĪudacity is a 32-bit software and cannot run any plugin that is 64-bit. (you can also hit cntrl+p on your keyboard to open the preferences menu) 4. To fix this head to: Edit->Preferences->Effects->Make sure VST is checked
If this is the case, then none of your VST plugins will show up in Audacity's menu. In your Audacity preferences menu, you may have VST plugins deselected for use.
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