tangerine
grumpy bastard
How do you install 3rd party plugins onto a G5 power mac so I can use them in logic?
I've read through the manual and I can't find it anywhere.
I've read through the manual and I can't find it anywhere.
antichef
pornk rock
put them in
/Library/Audio/Plugins/Components if they're audio units or
/Library/Audio/Plugins/VST for vst
they have to be compatible with the platform (eg., Intel or PPC) or they'll be silently ignored, and of course, Windows compiled VST plugins don't work either.
/Library/Audio/Plugins/Components if they're audio units or
/Library/Audio/Plugins/VST for vst
they have to be compatible with the platform (eg., Intel or PPC) or they'll be silently ignored, and of course, Windows compiled VST plugins don't work either.
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chellman
New member
Logic doesn't support VSTs anymore, either, only Audio Units.
It does seem a little weird that Logic's manual doesn't tell you where to install third-party stuff, but I guess that's why most plugins you download (and certainly the ones you buy) tell you where they need to be installed.
It does seem a little weird that Logic's manual doesn't tell you where to install third-party stuff, but I guess that's why most plugins you download (and certainly the ones you buy) tell you where they need to be installed.
tangerine
grumpy bastard
Fuck it, I'll go back to using Cubase.
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chellman
New member
If you need VST, that's a good choice.