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#32 LIVES PLUGIN SOFTWARE#
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 it´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.
#32 LIVES PLUGIN 32 BIT#
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.
#32 LIVES PLUGIN DOWNLOAD#
It says it is installed already of course - so do I then have to un-install somehow and download again? Don´t want to pay for it once more that´s for sure.
I can´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 I´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? I´m really sad about this because I was so exited about starting to explore Logic x.
#32 LIVES PLUGIN HOW TO#
I think it maybe might be an idea also to reinstall the "auvaltool" but I don´t really know how to do that. It seems that the problem might be then with the cache. It is like it don´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. This program is currently Mac-only.įor support with either of these products, you will need to contact their respective manufacturers.Please help me out.
32 Lives will allow you to wrap 32-bit Audio Units as well as VSTs, so that they can run in a 64-bit host. There is another program called 32 Lives that was developed by a company named SoundRadix. If you wish to look at a free alternative then NetVST will also work very well, here is a link to the NetVST website. jBridge has a Windows and Mac version of the program. There is a program called jBridge that allows you to wrap your 32-bit plug-ins, so that they can run in a 64-bit host. *** PreSonus has not tested the use of these programs with all 32-bit plug-ins inside of Studio One 5.***ġ. Please keep in mind that your experience with any of these 3rd-party programs can vary from one plug-in manufacturer to another. That being said, if you have 32-bit plug-ins that you need to load inside of a 64-bit host, such as Studio One 5, we have two suggestions. There is not a 32-bit installer for Windows, and you cannot run the program as a 32-bit program on a Mac. Studio One 5 comes as a 64-bit program only.
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