Logic pro 9.1.8 don't recognize Waves plugs 9.2

[Guga]

Hi,

 

My Logic Pro 9.1.8 don't recognise my Waves plugins version 9.2.

Any suggestions?

I already check some steps posted in this forum...but no success...

 

Macbook Pro retina 2.6 i7

16GB ram

[Jordi Torres]

I already check some steps posted in this forum...but no success...

 

Which steps are those? If you don't say what you've already tried people won't know where to start helping.

 

Did you run the Waves AU Reg Utility?

 

J.

[badass]

i'm having similar issues but with other plugs

[Jordi Torres]

i'm having similar issues but with other plugs

 

Care to elaborate?

 

What other plugs?

 

Are they 32bit-only plug-ins or are they available as 64bit plug-ins too?

 

J.

[badass]

i'm having similar issues but with other plugs

 

Care to elaborate?

 

What other plugs?

 

Are they 32bit-only plug-ins or are they available as 64bit plug-ins too?

 

J.

 

they are 32 bit plugs...motu ethnos to be exact...it won't load up for some reason when i open logic...

[Jordi Torres]

You need to open Logic in 32bit mode first for the plug-in to be scanned and validated. After that you can go back to 64bit mode if you want, the plug-in will now be available in that mode too (as a 32bit plug).

 

J.

[badass]

thanks! will give it a go and see how it works out

[intalektmusic]

I already check some steps posted in this forum...but no success...

 

Which steps are those? If you don't say what you've already tried people won't know where to start helping.

 

Did you run the Waves AU Reg Utility?

 

J.

Hey,

 

I'm kinda having this issue too, my issue is when i click "Lets go" on the the Waves AU Utility a message comes up saying:

 

" Waveshell-AudioUnits Utility has encountered an internal error. Please reinstall Waveshell-AU and try again"

 

Im pretty much a production newbie so im not really sure what that means and how I can amend this... Please can you help?