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Is this happening with the VST or the AU version?
Edith says: It's AU. 
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Concurring, there is no vst version (yet)
Jeroen
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It will happen when it happens...
In the meantime, I'm very sure you can manually edit .RPP files in a text editor and rename the plugin that gets loaded with the newer version of it. That's how I do it for Kontakt, for example (when I uninstalled K3 and then moved all my projects to K4... took seconds to batch find-replace text in all .RPPs, really).
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09-09-2013 05:13 AM
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It sure does happen when it will.
As I said I was just disappointed about a recognized bug, which is *non-standard* to the treatment of plugins, was not in the latest release. So I would personally consider the severity of this bug somewhere medium, to prevent a workaround becoming the standard. Unless you want to change the status of this bug to 'Live with it'. Having said that, maybe the Metric Halo CS3 users encountering the same problem as I did (or maybe the bash-scripters could modify this to their needs) would benefit from the following: <Code> #!/bin/bash # script to repair the failing load of the new version Metric Halo Channelstrip 3 in old version CS2 Reaper files # # Attention: this 'irrevocably' changes all the Reaper files (not the -bak) in the current directory (it does not descend) # to use the Version 3 Channelstrip # # Use at your own risk :) # # To use: # in a terminal cd to your path with the to be changed Reaper Project files # type the full path to this file and be sure it's executable (chmod +x /.../.../CS3_Reaper.sh) # # in your home directory it would be something like ~/CS3_Reaper.sh # wait until finished # # that's it find . -maxdepth 1 -name '*.RPP' -type f -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i '' 's/'": ChannelStrip"'/'": MH ChannelStrip"'/g' </Code> Enjoy Jeroen
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