So as this answer doesn´t seem to be a very well-founded (on tested facts) one, I thought I ask you people here if anyone knows how to make this work, if ever possible. Which is not really a proper logic answer, because many old plugins run on Windows 10, even Kontakt 2 from the same company and same release period is.

I tried pretty much all compatibility modes from Windows, but nothing, it just starts the process but the program never opens.ĭoing a little research I found someone asking in a Native Instruments forum about this, but the answer given was just that 'Guitar Rig 2 was discontinued even long before Windows 10 was existing, so it doesn´t run on it'.

So I installed Guitar Rig 2 again, which I had installed last time back then on another machine which had Windows 7 running, which worked fine.īut now, even though the installation of Guitar Rig 2 is no problem, and vst is placed where Nuendo 4 (32 bit) is seeing it, it´s not being recognized by Nuendo, and also the standalone doesn´t start in Windows. Of course I have Guitar Rig 5 installed but as it´s not downward compatible, the settings I used for Guitar Rig 2 in the project would get lost if I just replace it in the plugin slot with GR 5. I want to run Guitar Rig 2 on a Windows 10 64 bit system to be able to open some old Nuendo 4 projects from back then when I used Guitar Rig 2. Hello everybody, I´d like to ask for advice for the following, if anyone happens to know a solution:

Ni guitar rig 5 32 bit vst