Re-setting the Studio One plug-ins cache manually

macOS and VST2, VST3, and AU formats:

1. Close Studio One.
2. Using macOS Finder go to “~/Library/Application Support/PreSonus/Studio One 7/ARM64/” (without the quotes).
3. Manually delete the PluginBlacklist.settings file (to delete the blacklist).
4. Manually delete the PlugInScanner.log file (to force a complete new plug-ins scan).
5. Re-open Studio One.

Windows and VST2, and VST3 formats:

1. Close Studio One.
2. Press Windows key plus R.
3. Enter “C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\PreSonus\Studio One 7\x64\” (without the quotes), and click on OK. 
4. Manually delete the PluginBlacklist.settings file (to delete the blacklist).
5. Manually delete the PlugInScanner.log file (to force a complete new plug-ins scan).
6. Re-open Studio One.

After deleting the plug-ins cache files, on the next run, Studio One will re-scan all of your VST2/VST3/AU plug-ins, and depending on the number of VST2/VST3/AU plug-ins installed, the process may take several minutes.

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