I'm just wondering if there are any new, official ways to ask Logic Pro X to store the additional content that is downloaded to a different location e. So far I haven't found anything in the documentation though maybe I missed it.
Posted on Jul 16, AM. Jul 17, AM in response to adam. Download this for free:. This is the location where all your additional content is beeing installed to. Use the symbolic link tool to create a symbolic link from the 'Logic' file which has been copied to your external drive. Be aware if you want to download 30 GB of content and your SSD has just 20GB free space, it will show you the same error message because it stores the download file still on your SSD until installation is done.
The solution for this is to download everything part by part. Maybe there is a simpler solution. This was very quick and easy for me. Logic 9 and 10 both work still. Jul 17, AM. Page content loaded. Jul 16, AM in response to adam. Jul 16, AM. Also, I realized I wanted to download all the drum kits after looking at the new drum stuff, but I can't figure out how to call up the download additional content window again. Anyone know? Jul 16, PM. Do you still have a "Download Additional Content That is available for me to bring up the selection dialog again.
Jul 16, PM in response to adam. Yes, it is essential that we have a way to place these additional files on different drives, especially for those of us that use a smaller SSD drive for certain applications and a larger drive for other things.
I currently can't install the additional files because Mavericks installed the Logic Pro X Application to my OS drive which is rather cramped. But anything to simplfy this would be great. Jul 18, PM in response to seisend In response to seisend. So then, all the 30GB data downloads straight into your 2nd drive without the need to move it manually? Jul 18, PM. Choose a plugin from the drop down list. Audio Units are the file format Apple accepts for its third party plugins. Third party plug-ins Audio Units however are stored in a folder on the Macintosh HD, and you can find them here:.
If Logic Pro is not showing your Audio Units plugin, try quitting the software and opening again, or restarting your Mac. Still not working? The short answer is no. Adding plugins to Logic Pro X is very easy, but follow the steps carefully to ensure that everything is working correctly. Note that Logic Pro can only support audio units. A window will pop up prompting you to input your folder location. This will take you straight to your components folder. Simply open Logic Pro X and your third party audio units will start to be scanned automatically.
Create a track and insert your plugin into the channel slot to see if everything is working correctly. There are a few problems that may happen when you install third party music plugins into Logic Pro.
Usually, they are related to some extra safety measure prompted by your Mac when you install new software, so they are easy to solve. The most common issue is when your freshly installed plugin is not showing up on the menu. Next, restart your computer : some plugins need you to do this to register correctly into the system. Check if it works now. If even after doing this your freshly installed components are still not showing up, go to your System Preferences app and select Security and Privacy.
Notice at the bottom of the window if you see any message prompting you to authorize your plugin. If you do, just click on Open Anyway and input your password.
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