

If it does, you should be able to load AT5 by using any of the several methods to Insert Audio FX. When it's completed, check to see Amplitube 5 appears in one or both of Plug-in Categories VST Audio Effects (VST) and VST3 Audio Effects (VST3). (Occasionally the scan throws up an error message or two - if so, correct whatever is up).


Back in the Plug-in Manager, press Scan VST Plug-ins and let it do its thing. If that's OK, still on the Options page, select the two Re-scan. Check via - Utilities - Plug-in Manager - VST Configuration - Options. Have you ensured that the paths to the AT5 plug is one of the paths configured in Cakewalk? This may be 2 different paths if you elected to install VST and VST3 versions of AT5.
