#LOGIC PRO PLUGIN LICENSE#

Enable or disable the 'Open in 32-bit mode' checkbox.

Go to your /Applications folders and click on Logic Pro.app and choose Get Info from the File menu or use the Command+i (⌘i) key command.

In order to start Logic Pro 9 in 64-bit mode: PROCESS.AUDIO plug-ins are 64-bit only and Logic 9 runs in 32-bit mode by default. If Logic does not run in 64-bit mode, it won't be able to scan and use your PROCESS.AUDIO plug-in. When you open Logic, repeat step 2 in order to re-scan your Audio Units plug-in folder. If your plug-ins are not showing up in the Audio Units Manager, you should close Logic, remove the ‘.component’ files from /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/, open Logic again, close Logic again, and then reinstall your plug-ins. Hit ‘Reset & Rescan Selection,’ and then ‘Done.’ Now make sure the ‘Use’ column is actually checked and hit ‘Reset & Rescan Selection’ and ‘Done’ once more.Ĥ.

#LOGIC PRO PLUGIN LICENSE#

Make sure the ‘Use’ column is checked off in front of your plug-ins. 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 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. PROCESS.AUDIO plug-ins are compatible with Logic Pro 9 (64-bit run only) and Logic Pro X only.ġ.

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