How do you get Korg Legacy bundle running as a plugin?

I have the Korg Legacy bundle (Polysix, MS 2000 etc.) which run fine as stand alone programs but I can't get them to run at software instruments in Logic (7.1) - any tips? Do I need a driver, or to setup an environment?

Thanks, Jonathan

iMac G5, Mac OS X (10.4.2)

Posted on Feb 15, 2007 4:02 AM

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Feb 15, 2007 4:24 AM in response to Jonny Bass

what version did you install? if it is an AU version, then it should just come up in your list of available instruments, just like all the rest of them. you may have accidentally just installed the VST version, which won't work in logic. you'd need VST wrapper from fxpansion for this to work, but if there's an AU available then you are pretty much always better off to go with that.

also, it's possible that your version needs an update, as some earlier versions of korg legacy did not pass AU validation, so logic will disable them from use after the first scan. check that you're up to date.

Feb 15, 2007 6:42 AM in response to tbirdparis

Ah good point, my bad. I saw the "iMac" and assumed (wrongly) it was an Intel Mac.

In which case, run the installer again and make sure you have selected the AU versions to install. Run Logic's AU Manager and check the Legacy plugins are there and passing validation - if not, get the latest update that you can from Korg.

You don't need the UB update.

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