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h, my mistake AB - I misinterpreted your question.
As Paul said, I think you can have multiple plug-ins in one AU bundle - never tried it myself though.
-Tom
An AU bundle can contain multiple plugins IIRC.
Hi Tom
Thanks, I tried that already but this does not give the same behaviour as FM8. This also makes the AU appear only as an effect in Ableton Live.
Even though FM8 only has a single bundle, it appears as two separate entries in both Logic and Live. FM8 and FM8 FX. In logic, you can scan each one independently in the Plug-In Manager and it reports one as 'aumu' and one as 'aumf'. The bundle only contains a single executable.
Im thinking maybe it has multiple entries in the .r resources file, but i dont know how to try that.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Separate entries in the AudioComponents array of the plist file I would think will do it, each with their separate factory methods exported in the .exp file. You can package multiple AUs into a single .component bundle. While not an AU specifically, the AudioCodecExample sample demonstrates packaging up both an aenc and adec in a single bundle this way. Same technique should work when building AUs.
edward
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