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Softube VCA Compressor Presets from the dbx-style compressor plugin. Softube VCA Compressor.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/VCA Compressor/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube Tape Echoes Presets from the analog saturation processor plugin. Softube Tape Echoes.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/Tape Echoes/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube Harmonics Presets from the analog saturation processor plugin. Softube Harmonics.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/Harmonics Analog Saturation Processor/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube Drawmer S73 Presets from the master bus processor plugin. Drawmer S73.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/Drawmer S73/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube Tape Presets from the tape emulation plugin. Softube Tape.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/Tape/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube Wasted Space Presets from the lo-fi reverb plugin. Softube Wasted Space.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/Wasted Space/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube FET Compressor Mk II Presets from the 1176 compressor emulation plugin. Softube FET Compressor.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/FET Compressor Mk II/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube British Class A Presets from the Neve channel strip emulation plugin. Softube British Class A.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/British Class A/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Softube Model 84 Presets from the Roland Juno 106 emulation plugin. Softube Model 84.zip Instructions: Once unpacked, Copy the "Factory" folder to ~/Library/Audio/Presets/Softube/Model 84 Polyphonic Synthesizer/ (that's the Library folder in your home directory) Index to this thread by Type / Manufacturer / Plugin: Third-party Patches Index
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Also, make sure you don't have a stuck shift-key or other modifier or something... 😉
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They are in: /Library/Application Support/Garageband/Instrument Library/Track Settings/
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Applications can create virtual MIDI ports to send/receive MIDI for their own purposes, and they are only active while that app is running (unlike a driver or class-compliant MIDI device, which can be active all the time the computer is running or the device is connected etc). Logic creates it's virtual MIDI ports in this way.
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It also sounds like a latency issue to me. The meter is reading at the correct time the track Is sending signal through the channel, but by the time the mix is coming out of the main output channel, with various plugins on it, you *hear* it later than it is because of plugin-induced latency, so the audio is out of sync with the meter on the track. Try going into Low Latency Mode, or removing all your master bus plugins and see if it affects the display behaviour.
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Your playhead has disappeared because this is drawn with Metal, and your Mac does not support Metal, or the later macOS versions you are running (which all require Metal), and you've patched these macOS versions to run on unsupported hardware. Unfortunately, you won't be able to use Logic correctly on these systems without Metal. Other parts of Logic will also crash without a Metal-capable machine.
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If you post the crash report, we might be able to identify whether it's a third-party plugin crashing the project, or whether the project itself is corrupt and can no longer be opened.
