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  • December 23, 2016 at 11:21 am #70779
    Arcane
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      Hi,

      I have this version oc Ctrl (Revision = 262f271087f768fbfbe1c2a186518f69f686b938, Build date = Mon Apr 14 22:23:56 CEST 2014, Branch = Nightly, Juce = 3.0.0, Boost = 1.52.0, Lua = 5.1.4,)

      I’m using it with a Korg Dw8000 and it works perfectly in Standalone mode.
      But I can’t find it anywhere as a plugin in Protools. I’m on Osx 10.6.8

      I put the component in the right folder as for my other plugs but nothing appears in Protools.

      Anyone has an idea?

      Thanks

      December 23, 2016 at 4:14 pm #70784
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        I can’t say much about as I am on Windows and don’t know ProTools but I would start by installing the newest version of Ctrlr: http://ctrlr.org/nightly/Ctrlr-5.3.198.dmg. You are using an ancient version. As far as I know ProTools does not support VST and AU natively. So you probably need a kind of wrapper. There is an AU-Plugin and a VST-Plugin of Ctrlr. Maybe one of those will work with one of the available wrapper. First Googlesearch hit on “ProTools vst”: http://www.pro-tools-expert.com/home-page/2013/7/10/7-ways-to-host-vst-or-au-plug-ins-in-pro-tools-11-and-earlie.html

        December 23, 2016 at 4:20 pm #70785
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          Thanks, but the latest version of ctrlr is not available on my 10.6.8 osx that’s why i took the old version and it works well in stand alone. I’m going to see what I can do with your second link.

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