vst3 in a corresponding folder (that's a VST format of the same plugin). Have a look in these folders, you may find a "ponent" file in "Components" folder (that is SampleTank 4 AU) and also a "SampleTank4.vst" or. You may open it up and see a number of folders: Components, VST, VST3 and so on. Plugins are installed to this folder: typically "Macintosh HD"/Library/Audio/Plugins. SampleTank 4 is a plugin, which is installed in your system both as AU (Audio Unit) and VST to provide compatibility across various DAWs. There's also AAX – plugin format specific to ProTools DAW. Well, you've been using plugins or software instruments, to be exact, which have different formats: VST (or VST3) and AU. I tried trashing the file, but that didn't resolve anything.
and maybe this is just another 'tweak' to the UI and all of the instruments/effects are now found somewhere else? That would be strange/unfortunate, though. I'm just getting used to Monterey after having been stuck on Mojave for forever. And if i close those two Logic plugins and use a third party, the Logic instrument i just had running will not be shown in the menu as a Recent. But, even while open they are still not shown in that channel strip menu where any other plugin would be initiated. For example, Alchemy and Sampler will open. If i choose a preset in the Library, though-the appropriate Logic instrument will be initiated. But, there are no Logic instruments or effects available from the same menus where i select my other effects.
I just migrated from an old (2012) iMac to a Mac Studio Max.Īside from the Silicon incompatibilities, i do have Logic Pro X 10.7.4 running with my essential third-party plugins. Missing Logic Instruments and Effects Hey, All.
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