I just recently bought the BBE Sonic Sweet Plug-In, and I installed the AU 64-bit version onto my Mac, but I can't seem to figure out how to add it to my list of AU Plug-ins in Logic Pro 9. Any chance that someone could help me out here?
Logic Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Is Logic set to run in 64 bit mode?
BBE and Logic 9.1.6 work fine here.
I don't know, I'm not sure how to check to see if it is in 64-bit mode or not. I've only had the software since September, so I'm still getting used to some things.
Control-click (or right-click) on the Logic app in the Applications folder, then select Get Info. You will see "Open in 32-bit mode.
A checkmark in the box means you're running in 32 bit mode. No checkmark means you're running in 64 bit mode.
I clicked "Get info", but there was no check box anywhere showing that option.
I have that box, but instead of it saying, "Open in 32-Bit mode", it says "Open using Rosetta". So I'm not sure if that's the same thing, or what the deal is here.
Also, I have version 9.0.0, so I don't know if that makes a difference or not.
Does the installed BBE plug-in show up in your Library>Audio>Components folder?
Have you checked to see that it's listed and successfully validated here: Logic menu (just left of the Apple menu)>Preferences>Audio Units Manager?
So you're using Logic 9.0.0?
I'd contact NomadFactory tech support about you're issue. You'll probably need to either download the latest version of the BBE and/or update you're version of Logic.
Well the crappy part is that I lost the serial number, so I can't update it. I think I'm probably gonna have to say goodbye to the BBE software, haha. What a bummer.
BBE Sonic Sweet Plug-In in Logic Pro 9?
