Omnisphere 2 Is Not A Valid Steam Folder

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How to Fix Omnisphere 2 Is Not A Valid Steam Folder Error

Omnisphere 2 is a powerful and versatile synthesizer plugin that offers a huge library of sounds and effects. However, some users may encounter an error message that says "Omnisphere 2 Is Not A Valid Steam Folder" when they try to load the plugin or access the library. This error means that Omnisphere 2 cannot find the STEAM folder that contains all the sound files and data for the plugin.

In this article, we will show you how to fix this error and make sure that Omnisphere 2 can locate the STEAM folder correctly. There are two possible scenarios that can cause this error: either you have moved the STEAM folder to a different location after installation, or you have installed Omnisphere 2 on a new computer or drive.

Scenario 1: You have moved the STEAM folder to a different location after installation

If you have moved the STEAM folder to a different location after installation, such as a secondary drive or an external hard drive, you need to create a link between the new location and the default location where Omnisphere 2 expects to find the STEAM folder. This link is called an alias on macOS and a shortcut on Windows. Here are the steps to create this link:

Copy your STEAM folder from its current location to the new location of your choice. Make sure that both STEAM folders are the same size and contain the same files.

Delete the original STEAM folder from the default location.

Open Omnisphere 2 and you will be prompted to locate the STEAM folder. Browse and select the new STEAM folder. You might see some error messages, but close them and continue to the final step.

The link to the new location has now been created. Close and re-open Omnisphere 2 for the changes to take effect.

The default location of the STEAM folder on macOS is: Macintosh HD/Users/Username/Library/Application Support/Spectrasonics/

The default location of the STEAM folder on Windows is: C:\ProgramData\Spectrasonics\

Scenario 2: You have installed Omnisphere 2 on a new computer or drive

If you have installed Omnisphere 2 on a new computer or drive, you need to copy the STEAM folder from your old computer or drive to your new one. You also need to authorize Omnisphere 2 on your new computer or drive using your Spectrasonics user account. Here are the steps to do this:

Copy your STEAM folder from your old computer or drive to your new one. You can use an external hard drive, a USB flash drive, or a cloud storage service to transfer the files.

Install Omnisphere 2 on your new computer or drive using the installer file that you downloaded from your Spectrasonics user account.

Open Omnisphere 2 and you will be prompted to authorize it using your Spectrasonics user account. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the authorization process.

Omnisphere 2 should now be able to access the STEAM folder and load the library without any errors.

Conclusion

Omnisphere 2 Is Not A Valid Steam Folder error can be frustrating, but it can be easily fixed by following the steps above. By creating a link between the new location and the default location of the STEAM folder, or by copying and authorizing the STEAM folder on your new computer or drive, you can enjoy Omnisphere 2's amazing sounds and features without any problems. aa16f39245