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 Help Me Out Plz, I can't get any plug-ins to work??!! |
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 Sun 1 Apr 2007, 23:25
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From: Brandon - US
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I'm running osx 10.4.9, and my Ableton crashed so i'm using garageband (getting tired of radio effect haha). And every time I download a vst plug in, I can't figure out how to install the file. I'll get messages like "there's no default application to open this program", or safari can't open find specified target. Do I need winrar or a program like that to decompress?? Thanks for any help.
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Sun 1 Apr 2007, 23:58
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From: Brandon - US
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QUOTE (lepetitmartien @ Sun 1 Apr 2007, 18:38)  About which plug-ins are you talking about? What's the file type? Is it compressed?
Are the plug-ins legit? (sorry but piracy is a big no-no here)
Plug ins go in their relevant folder in library/audio/plug-ins/
Note that "component" is for Audio Units, the others are self explanatory.
btw winrar won't be of much use on the mac… "win"rar, sometimes I don't put two and two together. The programs are .vst and .sit, and they aren't bootleg. One i'm tryint to get working is MJcompressor.vst . When you say they go in their relevant folder in library/audio/plugins i'm guessing thats what makes it open with garageband? I'll try looking for that folder and getting it in their while I wait for a reply. Thanks
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 Mon 2 Apr 2007, 05:30
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No offense meant, just a strict policy around here.  .sit is a stuffit archive, have a go at Allume and download the free Stuffit expander.vst is the plug-in in all its nude glory… And VSTs are going into the VST sub folder of the plug-ins folder (pretty neat uh?) If there's no VST sub-folder, create one, now… Now it won't work anyway as VSTs are not supported by GB, you need a wrapper like FXpansion VST to AU.  Another solution is to look after AU plug-ins which will work in GB. 
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