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AU PlugIns won't rescan after traveler installed
Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 6:21 pm
by haug01
I have a Mac Mini with SSDs, DP 6.03, NI Komplete, OS 10.6.6. Kontakt 4.2.2.4504 component worked great. I installed Traveler software easy install. The traveler didn't show. I uninstalled. Reinstalled custom install USB Firewire only. Traveler shows up. Now DP only loads the MAS plugins. Trashing MOTU Audio System Prefs never causes reexamination of the components. I have to disable and then reenable the audio units in DP preferences to get a new MOTU Audio System Prefs file created by the system. Still the components are never re-examined. The components still work in Logic 9. MOTU USB/firewire driver 1.6. Traveler firmware 1.2. All updated. Any ideas?
Re: AU PlugIns won't rescan after traveler installed
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:51 am
by Dan Worley
If this isn't what you did, quit DP, trash the "Audio Unit Info Cache" and relaunch.
user/Library/Preferences/Digital Performer/Audio Unit Info Cache
c-ya,
Dan Worley
Re: AU PlugIns won't rescan after traveler installed
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 5:08 am
by haug01
Thank you Dan. There is no such file in that folder. I used Terminal to also show hidden files and it is still not there. The closest file name is Audio Plug-In Prefs. The file types in this folder are showing up as WaveBurner Preferences.
Re: AU PlugIns won't rescan after traveler installed
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:55 pm
by Dan Worley
haug01 wrote:Thank you Dan. There is no such file in that folder. I used Terminal to also show hidden files and it is still not there. The closest file name is Audio Plug-In Prefs. The file types in this folder are showing up as WaveBurner Preferences.
That's very odd. When that file gets trashed a new one is created and all the AU plug-ins are rescanned.
I don't know what to tell you. Maybe a reinstall of DP is in order, or that file is hiding somewhere else. On my system it's located in the path I showed you in my previous post.
Weird!
c-ya,
Dan Worley