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After upgrading to Lion, Logic is now not recognising a few plugins. All the plugins are the newest versions and all are stated as being Lion compatible. Also, I am able to find and use the plugins in Garageband, but not in Logic. The plugins do not even appear in Audio Units Manager list. Anyone have any ideas?
The plugins are Kore Player (Native Instruments), Vinyl (Izotope) and BigSeq2 (Audiodamage).
Thank you
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Hi
Did you run Logic in 32bit mode to force the AU manager to do it's thing?
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3934
CCT
I have only run Logic in 64-bit mode. I know for sure that Kore Player is 64-bit compatible. I am not 100% about the other 2 but I think they are. Incidentally, Logic opens all of my working plugins with the 32-bit bridge as well as opening them in 64-bit mode. Does that mean anything and is there a way to stop it from doing that?
Cheers
Logic (Lion) can't find plugin but Garageband can
