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AU: Fixed Antares Auto-Tune (and possibly others) not showing UI on High Sierra.VST: Fixed AudioEase Nautilus, Mobius, PowerCore Vintage Amp Room not showing UI.

Manager now checks for authorization (to avoid confusion with demo version).

Manager now warns if Custom VST Folder is too big for scanning.

32 Lives now supports macOS 10.7 or greater.

There’s no need to re-resurrect your plug-ins. If you’re already running 32 Lives V2, simply run the latest installer and you’ll be good to go.

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To download the latest installer, point your browser to the User Area.

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Later on you can install them back if you want (no 32 bit though) one at a time and check out if problems arises.Our team has been working hard to tackle the challenges of resurrecting some of the plug-ins that were no longer working or showing UI on macOS High Sierra and further improving compatibility with classic plug-ins such as Auto-Tune EVO, EMI RS124, Mobius and more. Not necessarily going back and reinstalling OS of course as I needed to do, but to clear your 'components' folder of 'suspicious' plug-ins. I then re-installed Logic x (from the app store - no double charges of course) and a bit nervously again waited for the launching to take place - but everything was all fine there to my great joy.Ī bit time consuming maybe, but still - this I guess is the way to go if you encounter problems like this.

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I updated som 32bit software to 64 and there was no problem scanning them properly just once. But the next time I opened i, everything was clear and working as it should - without 32bit plug-ins. Of course Logic did itÂ´s first Audio Scanning process as usual. So, I then re-installed the whole Mountain Lion OS and a bit nervously launched Logic 9. I realized I simply had to 'sacrifice' many of my third party plug-ins but decided I would rather do that and update/install them later on one at a time. I then deleted all suspicious plug-in components from their original places in the HD library - you could say I did a cleaning up process. Once in the 'old' system, I removed all my 32 bit plugins and put them all in a folder I named ('components - disabled') on my desktop.also VST and VST3 ones. I actually suspected this idea that you inform me about.ĭue to other problems I needed to unisnstall my newly installed OS Mountain Lion system 'backwards' (with the awesome help from my precious timecapsule) and go back to 10.6.8 and thus loose Logic x for a while since it requires Mountain Lion as you all know. This forum is great in so many ways - I feel I really am among the 'pros' and use the site for huge amounts of self-studying. It says it is installed already of course - so do I then have to un-install somehow and download again? DonÂ´t want to pay for it once more thatÂ´s for sure. I canÂ´t just download it again from the app-store obviously. I thought I might try that too to be sure. There is no way Apple Logic Forum helps me out IÃ‚Â´ve discovered.īy the way.how do I re-install Logic x? Does anyone know? :(ĭoes anyone have any suggestions at least to where I can turn to with this problem? IÃ‚Â´m really sad about this because I was so exited about starting to explore Logic x.

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I think it maybe might be an idea also to reinstall the 'auvaltool' but I donÃ‚Â´t really know how to do that.

It seems that the problem might be then with the cache. It is like it donÃ‚Â´t remembers that a scanning has already been made. Deleting cache-files and removing some plugins that might have been the cause. I am really trying everything I can come up with. This constant Sanning Audio Units procedure every startup is still going on.

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