I use Studio One ver 3, on a Windows 8 computer (latest updates installed for S1 and Melda plugs)
If I'm connected to the internet when I start Studio One, no Melda plugs will load into my DAW. This includes all effects and instruments. Also, it doesn't help if I turn off my wifi and disconnect. I have to then close Studio One, turn off wifi, and restart Studio One.
Is there some setting that I need to change to solve this? It's not a huge deal, usually. But it can be a wee bit of an annoyance sometimes. Any ideas why this happens?
Plugs won't load if I'm wifi connected to the internet
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 370 posts since 26 Sep, 2014
I don't know if Melda plugs "phone home." (Does that mean check for updates?)
The problem doesn't happen with any other plugins. However, it's small potatoes really. It only takes a minute to shut down the DAW, turn off wifi, and restart Studio One. I usually just grab one of my guitars, tune it, and everything is up & running before I'm done tuning, usually.
I'm curious about what's up with that, but still, not a big deal.
The problem doesn't happen with any other plugins. However, it's small potatoes really. It only takes a minute to shut down the DAW, turn off wifi, and restart Studio One. I usually just grab one of my guitars, tune it, and everything is up & running before I'm done tuning, usually.
I'm curious about what's up with that, but still, not a big deal.
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- KVRAF
- 35436 posts since 11 Apr, 2010 from Germany
Rather sounds like they check for hardware changes to stay authorized.Mr D wrote:Do Melda plugs "phone home" on initialization?
I don't think so, so it's hard to imagine it's the Melda plugs at fault.
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MeldaProduction MeldaProduction https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=176122 - KVRAF
- 14019 posts since 15 Mar, 2008 from Czech republic
Hmmm, that's rather weird, I'd even say extremely weird 
. The plugins may send try to connect to the servers for update detection / platform report, but I never heard it could hickup like this and all these things are performed in a background thread, so it shouldn't interfere anyways. Try updating your BIOS and network drivers and check if there isn't some crazy antivirus / antimalware / firewall running, try disabling them for one run, to see if it would help.
. The plugins may send try to connect to the servers for update detection / platform report, but I never heard it could hickup like this and all these things are performed in a background thread, so it shouldn't interfere anyways. Try updating your BIOS and network drivers and check if there isn't some crazy antivirus / antimalware / firewall running, try disabling them for one run, to see if it would help.
