When I open either the plugin or the standalone instrument, an authorization window comes up; when I click on the Activate button in this window, I’m taken to Arturia Software Center, but nothing happens.
I have a few older projects in which I’ve used this plugin, and I’d like to export the tracks on which it’s used.
So it is activated.
Version 1.2.0.76 is’nt M processor compatible. Do you run it in Rosetta mode?
I’m on Windows. I’m actually not even sure you if your old Vox V can run on your new MAC OS.
I’m not sure if it’s possible either. I’ve written support a while ago but they haven’t replied yet.
It appears not to be activated as it isn’t possible to load presets, and when I open an older Logic project with an instance of Vox V, the Vox plugin is reset to the default settings almost immediately after it’s opened.
I can run that Vox V version on the latest Windows version.
To me it look like the last MAC version was for OSX 10. I think that’s about a decade ago.
I think you unfortunately can’t use that VOX V version on your new MAC system then. I’m not even sure it can run in Rosetta mode, if you have’nt tried that.
The standalone instrument doesn’t have a Rosetta option, but I’ll try running Logic in Rosetta mode and see if that makes a difference. Thanks for the suggestion.
It seems that when I run Logic in Rosetta mode, Vox V retains its settings, and I’m able to export the projects in question even if the plugin doesn’t appear to be activated. So thanks for the tip!