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Re: Logic Platinum for Audio Units question
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Re: Logic Platinum for Audio Units question


  • Subject: Re: Logic Platinum for Audio Units question
  • From: Howard Moon <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 09:02:48 -0800

Ok, looks like I solved that part of the problem. The Audio Preferences in Logic have to be explicitly set to use CoreAudio first. Now I can see the Inserts.

Unfortunately, when I try to run Logic Audio now and my component is in the Components folder, Logic throws an Access Fault Exception during the "Initializing Core Audio..." phase of startup.

I can't trace the problem because it never seems to actually go into any of my code. Anyone know how I can debug this? All I see in the stack window are assembler stuff...no calls to my component, and my breakpoints are never hit.

Perhaps there is someplace someone out there knows that *will* be hit if I set a breakpoint on it? Or if someone else has seen a similar issue when porting VST to Audio Units, maybe a pointer on what to look for?

Thanks for any help...

-Howard


On Thursday, December 5, 2002, at 08:29 AM, Howard Moon wrote:

Hi...

not sure if this is the place to ask, but I have the latest Logic Audio SDK and host for Audio Units. I also have the full boxed version of Logic Platinum 5 (for OS 9). I'm new to Logic Audio, and am trying to get my plug-in (Audio Unit component) to come up.

I've followed the Audio Units porting SDK for porting my VST plug-in to Audio Units, have copied the component to the Library:Audio:Plug-Ins:Components folder, and am running the host from my project in the CodeWarrior debugger. However, I can't see any way to get to my component from Logic.

The manual shows an Inserts button in the Track Mixer items, but there is no such button. I can't find any reference to plug-ins or audio units or anything, nor can I find my component's name in any menu. Can someone help me get this going?

Perhaps it has something to do with the HFS Creator being '????' in the project settings? Or perhaps the Readme.h doesn't specify some step I was supposed to take to get the Audio Unit to be recognized? Or is it just that launching component plug-ins in the Audio Units version of Logic Audio is different?

Anyway, any advice here (including a good source for more info other than the OS9 version's manuals) would be appreciated. Thanks...

Howard
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