I updated to Logic Pro 11 today. As well as having a very slow boot up time (bouncing icon in dock for many minutes), I cant seem to locate the new "Chromaglow" plugin. I have searched under "Distortion" where it should be. i have also done a search in Plugin Manager and only Chromaverb comes up.
Am i missing something here or is this a bug?
Thanks!
Mac mini, macOS 14.2
This is the Solution for me. I was running Rosetta version of logic as some ARA plugins (melodyne) arnt working in the normal version.
Once i switched off Rosetta, Logic opened very quickly and Chromaglow appeared in the Distortion section.
Thank you BenB!
This is the Solution for me. I was running Rosetta version of logic as some ARA plugins (melodyne) arnt working in the normal version.
Once i switched off Rosetta, Logic opened very quickly and Chromaglow appeared in the Distortion section.
Thank you BenB!
Needs Apple Silicon
Running Logic Pro via Rosetta is like running it on Intel Hardware, which means: all features which require Apple Silicon support are not available and that includes ChromaGlow.
Make sure Rosetta is turned off by right clicking the Logic app while not running. Select get info and uncheck Rosetta box. Also you need an Apple Silicon Mac. M1 or higher.
Probably. Chromoglow requires an Apple Silicon mac and Rosetta is for users using 3rd party plug-ins that aren't M1-3 ready. Pretty much every decent plug in company has updated their software to run in Logic natively. So you should check for updates on whatever things you have that require you to run Logic in Rosetta.
I have M1 but still not there. Is it because I am running in Rosetta?
Logic 11 is not doing well with Rosetta. M-series chips are not stable with Rosetta. So no, you won't see it with Rosetta.
"Melodyne 5.2 or higher runs native on Apple Silicon Macs."
I have tons of third party plugins, mostly Native Instruments, and they all work just fine on an M1 Mac.
I turned off the Rosetta option by Right clicking logic > get info. just under the Copywrite section there is a check box for open using Rosetta. from other comments, Chromaglow needs to be run on a Silicon chip and the Rosetta setting is running logic as if it was an Intel chip.
This solved my issue.
I am using an M1 Mac mini.
though reading other comments, I am using the Rosetta version of logic as some ARA plugins (melodyne) arnt working in the normal version.
With the exception of ARA, most Intel Audio Units work fine without the need for Rosetta.
I'm also using a Macbook Air M1 2020 model. Just recently installed Logic 11, it takes a long time to boot up and I also do not see Chromaglow, is there a work around?
Hey thanks a lot much appreciated that worked great :)
It was rosetta for me. Right click logic in the finder, choose get info, and uncheck 'open using rosetta'. Instantly solved
Cannot find Chromaglow in my plugin list for Logic Pro 11
