Make sure that your iLok Cloud Sessions has started or that you have an iLok Dongle plugged in to your computer with your plug-in licenses activated on it. In the Logic Pro X menu bar, go to the Logic Pro X / Preferences / Audio Units Manager and scroll down until you find your PROCESS.AUDIO plug-ins.
Otherwise the plug-in will not be validated and will not show up.ģ. Make absolutely sure that your plug-in license is activated on your iLok dongle or that you have an iLok Cloud Session opened BEFORE starting Logic Pro. Make sure your plug-ins are installed in the correct location: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/Ģ. I don't think I was unduly impatient - I think I'd still be there now had I not removed plug-ins are compatible with Logic Pro 9 (64-bit run only) and Logic Pro X only.ġ. Of the few that made it through, most seemed to cause exception errors. I then started removing great swathes of plugins until it actually loaded - might be a dozen or more attempts to get this far - then it presented me with a very long list of most of the other plugins that it appeared to have loaded ok but hadn't.
After a while it moved to cascading errors on a particular plugin, where it would complain with an error dialog - clicking OK would tend to repeat the error half a dozen times and then crash to desktop. It would do so at the same point until that plugin was removed. Would what happen is it would launch, scan normally until a certain point where it would hang for a while then poof crash to desktop. One way to avoid this is saving a copy of your uncorrupted preferences, etc with Thrasher or the app Peter made for Mac. You need to give PT time to scan everything correctly. Tiny consolation - Strip Silence is about the only thing that DOES now work.īut any suggestions as to how to restore all my 3rd party plugs VERY gratefully received. And as a background, I'd not changed anything in PT for months, everything working great until this Strip Silence glitch. I've totally wiped PT and started again with the same problem. I'm getting desperate, I'm mid important gig. Of the few it left, mostly Waves, some load, some cause Exception errors. Finally I got it to load, and I got presented with a dialogue telling me "The following plug-ins failed to load because they are not valid 64 bit AAX plug-ins" - with a list of pretty much everything I own. I moved the offending plugin to Unused and tried again. I then did the full uninstall - everything - and tried again with. On relaunch, it crashed on loading a VSL plugin. I started just deleting the prefs folder, as per standard Avid instructions. What started as an issue in 2018.7 with Strip Silence failing to work - thread here - has descended to some whole other level.
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