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Some of my third party Logic Pro X AU plugins get the "did not pass the validation" compatibility warning and don't show up in Final Cut X. The same plugins were validated and work fine in Logic. I have tried the CTL/Open workaround on the component file that is supposed to bypass OSX security, but Catalina just keeps blocking them. Major headache!
Thanks,
Terence
Go into Preferences > General:
Click the Audio Units button (Validate on Next Launch) and restart FCPX.
That looks like it might be a menu choice, but it's simply a button you must click if you want FCPX to force validate AUs. Otherwise, it will just keep going on what was formerly validated (startup is much faster that way!)
Go into Preferences > General:
Click the Audio Units button (Validate on Next Launch) and restart FCPX.
That looks like it might be a menu choice, but it's simply a button you must click if you want FCPX to force validate AUs. Otherwise, it will just keep going on what was formerly validated (startup is much faster that way!)
Worked a dream! Who knew? Thanks so much.
How do I validate AU audio plugins in Final Cut Pro X?
