How To Install Au Plugins Logic

Piece of work with Sound Units plug-ins in Logic Pro

In addition to the audio effect and musical instrument plug-ins included with Logic Pro, you lot can use tertiary-party plug-ins in the Sound Units format. Different the included plug-ins, Sound Units need to first exist installed onto your computer for you lot to employ them. Some Audio Units may already be installed on your computer, and many more are available from other sources. Y'all can buy Audio Units plug-ins from a diversity of third-party vendors, and can find free Sound Units plug-ins on the Internet. Please check the documentation for your Audio Units plug-in for installation instructions, and to ensure compatibility with the latest version of Logic Pro.

Sound Units plug-ins are located in the Audio Units submenu:

Audio Units submenu in the Plug-ins menu.

Using the Plug-in Director, y'all tin can re-conform the plug-ins submenus so that Audio Units plug-ins announced aslope included plug-ins. For data on how to use the Plug-in Manager, see Utilize the Plug-in Manager.

You employ Audio Units plug-ins the same way every bit built-in plug-ins:

For information on adding, removing, copying, and bypassing Sound Units, see Add, remove, move, and copy plug-ins in Logic Pro.
For information on editing Sound Units parameters, encounter Work in the plug-in window in Logic Pro.
For data on adjusting Audio Units settings, see Work with plug-in settings in Logic Pro.
For information on working with Audio Units latencies, see Piece of work with plug-in latencies in Logic Pro.

What to do if an Audio Units plug-in isn't working

Apple tree works with tertiary-party developers to ensure that their Audio Units plug-ins are fully compatible with Logic Pro. Well-nigh Audio Units yous install on your computer should not require anything other than installation—and if they are copy protected, authority—to function properly. However, yous may install Audio Units that do not appear in the plug-in submenus or work as expected. When this happens in Logic Pro, try i or more than of the following:

Check the vendor or developer'southward documentation to ensure you have properly authorized the Audio Units plug-in to run on your computer.
Follow the vendor or developer's documentation to re-install the Audio Units plug-in.
Open the Plug-in Manager and verify that the Sound Units plug-in is enabled. If it is disabled, you tin re-scan and activate the Audio Units plug-in. Be careful, however, as activating an Sound Units plug-in that does not pass Audio Units validation risks crashing your arrangement. See Utilise the Plug-in Manager for more information.
Contact the 3rd party developer or vendor for help. Be sure to tell them which version of macOS and Logic Pro you are using so that they can ameliorate aid you lot.