I have nearly 1300 plug-ins installed. LPX doesn’t see my UA plugin-ins AT ALL. Not to mention there’s a handful of other plug-ins that just plain will not scan. I have deleted the AU cache and tried to rescan twice. I have also totally reinstalled LPX just for good measure. No go here. I’m staying on 10.12.6 maybe indefinitely. Oh, and I’ve been an engineer and producer for over 20 years. Pretty sure I know what I’m doing. Totally doing a clean install of the OS would be ignorant for me at this point. It takes literally around a week to get all my soft synths and plug-ins all back installed. I’ll stay where I am. Thank God for CCC clones.
As my first post indicated, I am certain yes that it is plug-in related when it comes to LPX. This doesn't make it any less of High Sierra's fault. It also doesn't negate the GUI issues I spotted while using the OS for just a few minutes before quickly jumping ship and heading back to the shores of 10.12.6
Apparently you don't know what a GM is...So you installed a beta software on a production machine, specifically designed to be tested by people that have signed up to be beta testers so that the issues are kept to a minimum when it is actually released to general public.
Now you are complaining that Apple is testing beta software on people that have signed up to do exactly that?
And apparently you don't know what a GM is either... Google 'golden master'. WOW. Batting a thousand in here. For all intents and purposes I am NOT "trying out a beta", this is the ugly GM slated to go public to the world come Monday. I have noticed that a large number of posters on MR are like a pack of rabid wolves. Just looking to pounce on people. So much anger that could be diverted elsewhere. I know I get it, people just want to be "right". Have a wonderful day.hey, let's get competitive! who's more pro??
meanwhile, it's the plugin developers who will have to update their apps to work with the new OS (should they so desire). this is how it's always worked, UNLESS it's very-specifically an apple problem (& i went thru that once with apple). also, the issues have been creeping away over the beta period (also how that's supposed to work). i'm not having any GUI issues, so your problem is not universal.
i live on LPX & FCPX, and all is well. and know that beta testing isn't mandatory. if you choose to run betas, you have to expect problems (google 'beta' for more information).
I highly doubt that LPX will receive any High Sierra specific update. They are under the same roof.
"They need to slow their roll and stop beta testing on the masses and get their act together."
You're excellent at twisting things I will say. Are you sure you produce music? That quote was a separate thought to the quality of Apple's GM.this isn't your quote?
this is what i was referring to. dude, you're the angry one (read your first post). and again, the GM is working great here. remember, we don't all have the same experiences. it's ok to be upset about what you're going thru, but that does not mean it's universal, it is specific to you. peace!
GM Candidate. There will be a different build shipped on Monday.Apparently you don't know what a GM is...
You paid for that!?! Hope it helped you! God bless you.
I have tried troubleshooting my machine without much luck so my next step is to completely wipe the disk and start over, but I am going to wait for the final release before I do that. The system isn't ideal, but I can wait another few days.
