Here's something that works, even though I have no idea why. On either the VSTi rack or the VSTi interface, click the disk icon and select 'save bank'. Name and save one.fxb file somewhere convenient (it desn't seem to matter what current bank/patch is loaded/selected).

Now, load the desired Absynth.glo bank via the Absynth interface and then load the.fxb file you just saved via the VSTi rack or interface. You should now be able to see and select the names of the Absynth patches everywhere you'd expect in Cubase.

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In my minimal testing, this 'magic'.fxb file will refresh the patchnames of any loaded Absynth bank. Weird but works! One other note. I've been messing with this and I did notice that Cubase SX will generate an error message occasionally if you change patches via the inspector and the Absynth keyboard is shown.

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