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So...cubase 9 is out and Jamstix is blacklisted and very close to retirement.
An update would be nice. Last minor update was more than a year ago....and jamstix-4 seems like never gonna happen.
Any suggestions?...or just force load JS3 and hope for the best?

ding_dong wrote:So...cubase 9 is out and Jamstix is blacklisted and very close to retirement.
An update would be nice. Last minor update was more than a year ago....and jamstix-4 seems like never gonna happen.
Any suggestions?...or just force load JS3 and hope for the best?

I'm in the middle of getting Cubase 9. Ralph, what does it take to unblacklist? Steinberg said it's been in communication with blacklisted companies and offered suggestions for how to get on the white list - is that true?

Thanks -

Having downloaded Cubase 9, I can report that it is not blacklisted on my system, and that the user interface opens up when the VSTi is selected. I have not had a chance to use it yet, so can't report on that.

Alexis, did you get it working in Cubase 9? Hope so!

Replying to my own inquiry...I took the plunge and tried JS3 on Cubase 9 and sad to report got the following error:

Cannot Open Core Event

Hope this will be fixed soon

Firstly,

I noticed Cubase 9 no longer supports 32 bit vsts, at least that is my understanding. I experienced a lot of blacklisted 32 bit vst versions yet their 64 bit versions ran fine.

As for the cannot open core event, saw someone having a similar experience with Fruity Loops, they updated to version 3.6 and this seemed to have fixed their problems, Just a thought, hopefully an update or reload will help.

I have not purchased jamstix yet, and have asked sales if there is to be a Christmas sale, as yet I have not had a response.

All the best

Cannot Open Core Event

jimgue_77,
Is Jamstix Audio Plugin Server listed as running in "Background Processes" in Task Manager?

No, it's not.
I checked that and also ran Cubase 9 in administrator mode and it still had same error. I sent log to Ralph so hopefully he'll figure something out.

Jamstix 3 is working perfectly here on Cubase 9 and Windows 10, wasn't blacklisted, I did not have to do anything to get it to work, and I don't run Cubase with Administrator rights .... just as a normal user.

Everything is 64-bit only though.

No, it's not.

Try running Jamstix.exe manually first, located in C:\jamstix3\bin\64 as an administrator and then see if Jamstix will run properly.