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Softube Plug-Ins v2.2.76 VST x86 x64-AudioUTOPiA screenshot
Team AudioUTOPiA | 19 Dec 2015 | x64: 932.1MB | x86: 961.6MB
Softube develops both hardware and software for the audio industry. A number of high-end computer recording plug-ins are available under the Softube brand and the company has done development for reputable companies such as Marshall (Marshall JMD:1 Amplifier), Fender (Fender Runaway Pedal), Abbey Road Studios, Native Instruments, Ableton (Ableton Amp) and TC Electronic, as well as partnering up with Universal Audio (Amp Room for Universal Audio), Propellerheads (Rack Extensions for Propellerhead Reason), Cakewalk (Cakewalk SONAR ProChannel Modules), Presonus and Avid. Our own plug-ins are the products of partnerships with great hardware manufacturers, such as Solid State Logic, Abbey Road Studios, Trident Audio Developments, Valley People, Tube-Tech, Summit Audio, Tonelux Designs and Mutronics.



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  Resident 24.05.2015 5 410
+928
that's because you supposedly 'need' the hardware to operate it.
here's a discussion debating the use without it...
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  Resident 17.01.2014 487
+138
Beautiful Flanger between other things.
Thanks!
  Resident 14.04.2010 122
+30
Many thanks for this bundle!
One question: Is it possible to only install single plugs you want? I have some AiR versions that works just fine, so don't want to mess them up. Cheers!!
  Resident 15.09.2011 1 3913
+1578
It is but it's a bit complicated. Install them in a virtual machine OS and then transfer the plugin dlls you want to your main OS. It's actually rather simple when you have a VM OS set up.

This solution could be a bit simpler for you: install them somewhere out of your VST folder and then transfer the plugin dlls you want into your VST plugins fodler.
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  Member 25.04.2015 375
+225
this is so nice thanks man! all works fine here (win7 64bit) (vst2 64bit) (fl studio11)
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  Member 10.02.2015 376
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Decibelle you're the best
  Resident 18.03.2013 738
+383
Thank you!!! I can confirm all working on my Windows 8 Laptop on Sonar X3e. It does include Console 1 and this also works, however if you are using a laptop it's pretty useless as the GUI is tiny. But it works. Simple install. Thanks again.
  Member 27.08.2016 3
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  Member 27.08.2016 3
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Thanks for the release, but it doesn't work on my Windows 10 (anniversary update) 64-bits. That say "Fatal Error : Couldnt open Setup.exe". In Windows 8 compatibilty mode, admin mode, or not.

Any suggestion ?
  Moderator 21.01.2012 2361 16056
+161415
Try copying the installer at the root of one of your hard drives.
I had this problem and For some reason I dont understand the installer only worked if executed from the root.
  Member 27.08.2016 3
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Ok, i tried to start the Setup from two drives, including C:\, but the result is the same here. Also if i increase the access rights to the file. Maybe it is an incompatibility with the last big Window update...
  Member 29.09.2016 3
+1
Doesn't work on SO3 in Windows 10, every plugin crashes
  Member 29.09.2016 3
+1
Solution found on the web:

1. Get SoundToys
2. Put Effect rack on a random track
3. Now they shouldn't crash anymore
  Member 8.11.2016 76
+15
This is legit - thanks MrMustacchio
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  Member 24.03.2016 23
+2
How the hell did you figure that one out MrMustacchio? So random but it totally worked for me, no crash and ALL plugins were scanned into Ableton. Loaded SoundToys>Dacapitator into Ableton. Win10pro64bit

Thank you sir. +1
  Member 29.09.2016 3
+1
I've no idea! I found this solution in a audiosex thread, but can't find it right now
  Resident 29.07.2013 257
+66
Oh Man! Thank you, MrMustacchio.

I'm so glad that I came back to read this thread. I just got a new laptop, obviously all new machines comes with Win 10 pre-loaded. None of the Softube plugs would work for me. After reading this thread, I installed AudioUTOPIAs "SoundToys 5" bundle.
Yay!
Now the Softube plugs work.

To take things a teensy bit further, I've found that you can actually disable the SoundToys plug-in after adding it to a DAW project, but you MUST ADD A SOUNDTOYS PLUG-IN FIRST, before trying to fire up a Softube plug-in. At least this methodology is working for me in Win 10 (home x64) using Studio One Pro 3.x, Mixcraft 8.x and Live 9.x.
  Resident 12.10.2018 319
+48
Hello Sniv,
I've tried this with the same OS on Mixcraft 8.x also, and Mixcraft never gets past the scanning stage, it crashes before opening. How did you set up the Soundtoys to get this to work? Thanks.
  Resident 12.10.2018 319
+48
OK, got it working by running DAW in Win 8 mode just to get the DAW to scan the plugins without crashing before it could open. But before that I had to open the DAW's plugin blacklist file and delete the Softubes from the list. Then open DAW in Win 8 mode. Once they were scanned in Win 8 mode, close the DAW and reopen in normal Win 10 mode. Seems to work except the Soundtoys trick is still required. Interestingly, when in Win 8 mode, I didn't need to add a Soundtoys plugin to get the Softubes to work.
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  Member 4.09.2016 1 89
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lol this was interesting, thanks for the tip. Also if anoyone has problems with LPX480 complete release after loading any soundtoys plug it starts working aswell.
  Member 17.01.2016 2 87
+106
The 2.3.76 version has some great fixes:
"Fixed an issue with the Gain reduction meter.
Windows: Fixed an issue that could limit the amount of different Softube plug-ins you could use in a DAW or cause Pro Tools to fail to scan some plug-ins.
Windows: Fixed an issue where trying to run VST3 plug-ins with a missing license could cause exceptions.".


Is there anything known about AudioUTOPiA dropping this next version...? :)
  Member 18.03.2014 3 145
+79
Hey guys
Thank you very very much for this nice release.
dropped the first plugin and wooooaaaah.

PROTOOLS 12.5 Audiotopia:
I can add the VST plugins with Bluecat Patchwork. And i can use the presets. Out of the box.
This works

Ableton:
Trick with SoundToys worked too. But you have to add a SoundToys plugin in every new session. When you load a Softube Plugin without Soundtoys it still crashes.
Thanks :)

Thank you :)
  Member 28.11.2016 972
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  Resident 15.09.2011 1 3913
+1578
Absolutely. You get 555MB of x64 plugins installed of which there's about 545MB of graphics and 10MB of DSP code.

In a nutshell, when you buy these plugins you pay for the graphic design. All those photoshoppers have to earn their daily bread, eh?
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  Resident 1.11.2013 2 275
+57
I just installed these and it seems to works correctly
( no bug what so ever ) Win7 x64 - Ableton Live 9.7 x64.

But im wondering if this is an issue since i've never used those.
For each plug-ins : if i click setup,
it says : "some settings require a DAW restart !"
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  Resident 29.07.2013 257
+66
quote by SnivOh Man! Thank you, MrMustacchio.
I'm so glad that I came back to read this thread. I just got a new laptop, obviously all new machines comes with Win 10 pre-loaded. None of the Softube plugs would work for me. After reading this thread, I installed AudioUTOPIAs "SoundToys 5" bundle.
Yay!
Now the Softube plugs work.
To take things a teensy bit further, I've found that you can actually disable the SoundToys plug-in after adding it to a DAW project, but you MUST ADD A SOUNDTOYS PLUG-IN FIRST, before trying to fire up a Softube plug-in. At least this methodology is working for me in Win 10 (home x64) using Studio One Pro 3.x, Mixcraft 8.x and Live 9.x.

It's interesting to note that in StudioOne Pro 3.x, I don't even have to instantiate a SoundToys plug-in within the current song. I can create a new song, throw any of the AudioUtopia "SoundToys" plugs into it - open any other song, or create another new song - and the Softube (AudioUTOPIA) plug-ins work just fine.
  Resident 8.11.2014 1 149
+59
OMFG where the hell have I been this whole time! Insane job, AudioUTOPiA.
-Mewoingtons
  Resident 7.09.2017 107 262
+2474
crash on studio one 3 win 10

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