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noharmlessrock
post Wed 20 Sep 2006, 23:10
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OK, I am stuck. ( and a newbie )

i got all excited and downloaded Magical 8 bit plug, SupaTrigga which left on my desk top
folders with a "SupaTrigga.component" and "Magical8bitplug.compoment" in them.

Can someone please explain (or send a link to a thread to explain) how i can

1. Open these files ( i am unable to as they are now )
2. Put them in a place where i can use with Ableton live

What exactly is a "component" file?

any insight to these mysteries would be GREATLY appreciated

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noharmlessrock
post Thu 21 Sep 2006, 00:03
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QUOTE (dkimchee @ Wed 20 Sep 2006, 23:21) *
QUOTE (noharmlessrock @ Wed 20 Sep 2006, 22:10) *

OK, I am stuck. ( and a newbie )

i got all excited and downloaded Magical 8 bit plug, SupaTrigga which left on my desk top
folders with a "SupaTrigga.component" and "Magical8bitplug.compoment" in them.

Can someone please explain (or send a link to a thread to explain) how i can

1. Open these files ( i am unable to as they are now )
2. Put them in a place where i can use with Ableton live

What exactly is a "component" file?

any insight to these mysteries would be GREATLY appreciated

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Component files are to be placed in Library>Audio>Plug-Ins>Components. They will then show up in whatever application (Garageband, etc.) you are using.
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noharmlessrock
post Thu 21 Sep 2006, 00:25
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Component files are to be placed in Library>Audio>Plug-Ins>Components. They will then show up in whatever application (Garageband, etc.) you are using.

i have done the above(created a plug ins folder in audio) but the plug in still appears grayed out, and does not show up in Live.

when i click on the icon, it asks me which application i would like to use to open it, when i go to garage band it is grayed out as well, and wont let me select it.

any insight to this would be most helpful

thank you
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azusa
post Thu 21 Sep 2006, 10:42
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QUOTE (noharmlessrock @ Wed 20 Sep 2006, 16:25) *
i have done the above(created a plug ins folder in audio) but the plug in still appears grayed out, and does not show up in Live.

Have you tried rescan the plug ins in Live?
Go to preferences -> Plug-in - Re-scan.
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