Hi,

Have you restarted the DAW after the installation?
On MacOS it sometimes still runs in the background and so prevents scanning for the new libraries.
Easy fix in this case: Reboot the machine.

Best, Ben

Yes, rebooted several times.

I made a short GIF:

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Can you please try if it works with another DAW?
Also, you can try to use Vienna Ensemble in your DAW and host Synchron Player in it.

I found the culprit: the Synchron Player is not able to identify and use Windows Junction points.
My VSL stuff sits on drive P: however I created a junction point to drive L: and always link players to that location. 

This makes it easy add new drives with different drive identifiers. When space gets sparse, I could add a new drive O: and put all my VSL libraries on it. I would then create a new junction point to L:\VSL and projects would still find the VSL samples.

This method works perfectly with the VSL Directory Manager and Vienna Instruments Pro. I really suggest you add the ability to work with junction points to the Synchron Player as well.

Hi Stevie, 

Thanks for your input!

This should be fixed with the next update of our Synchron Player. No ETA yet, but it shouldn't be long.  

Best, 
Paul

Thanks Paul, much appreciated!

Has been fixed in the latest update, thanks guys!

Point the standalone Synchron Player to the directories where the libraries reside. I didn't find Library Installer useful or to have any point I grasped here. In the standalone, go to the spanner preferences icon/Database...

Hi Mike,

Please check here!

And you can always get in touch with our support team via support@vsl.co.at!

Best,
Paul

Hi can you please let me know how you create the newlink. 

Thanks