- No gui boot found addictive drums 2 mac os x#
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I have Mavericks 10.9.5, so hopefully I should not have the exact same issues.
No gui boot found addictive drums 2 pro#
I have Pro Tools 11 and Addictive Drummer 2. Not to hijack the thread, but I have the same issue. If nothing makes sense when you try it, copy and paste *all* the text of that attempt. I've never used or installed Addictive Drums, but the file command will show very clearly is the aaxplugin you actually have installed was built for 64-bit, 32-bit compatibility or both. > file 'Addictive Drums 2'.aaxplugin/Contents/MacOS/*Ĭopy the text output from both the ls and file commands and paste here. > cd '/Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins' The single quotes and their exact locations shown are critical, as are space characters inside file names. you run OS X's Terminal.app and in that window.) and type the following commands (the > is the command prompt you don't type that, it may be a different in your session). Yes but I really wanted you to do an ls -l of these files And if that's the case, thanks for the recommendation on an alternative program. I appreciate your time and input and completely understand if you cannot help me any further. My apologies for not exactly getting it all. I simply followed the paths you provided and that's what I found. So I'm not 100% on how I find the outputs. Pic with one plugin is what's under avid. EZ Drummer is a *great* product to get started with and once you are going with that we can work out what is up with the other VI.
No gui boot found addictive drums 2 install#
Carefully following the install instructions. And since I've got a feeling this is going to take a while to work out what you are doing wrong, just go get the Toontrack EZ Drummer demo and just install that. Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Digidesign/Plug-Ins (RTAS)Ģ. Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins (AAX) In the terminal run ls -l on those file names and paste the output here. list what actual plugin files have you got installed for these VIs in the RTAS and AAX plugin directories. So stop running around and just do the following.ġ. Stop tryign to change boot modes or anything else, that is nothing to do with it, you are digging yourself into a hole of confusion.
No gui boot found addictive drums 2 software#
And no software developer would misunderstands the difference between a 64-bit or 32-bit memory address DAW and the underlying CPU happening to be 64-bit capable. Just about every Intel processor in use supports 64-bit, it only matters if the DAW is written to use a 32-bit or 64-bit memory address space.Īnd every version of Pro Tools is *not* 32-bit (aka a 32-bit memory address space), Pro Tools 11 is 64-bit), all earlier versions were 32-bit. So, maybe that has something to do with it?įinally, (See image 3) In this spec sheet, I do see that under PT express where it says "ASIO Core.etc." Where I highlighted it, could this be the reason why? And if it doesn't work and they aren't compatible, anyone know of a good, maybe kinda technical yet user friendly, drum program? Now, the thought did occur to me that it IS a demo version of AD2 and it IS PT Express. Shouldn't this be where the option to run AD2 should be or am I doing something wrong? Then when I load any project, and click input on a track, below "interface" and "bus" where plugin is, it's darkened. So when I click no where it asks to move it to the "unused" folder, it loads as normal. can't be found or the ilock is damaged or not connected: Addictive Drums 2.aaxplugin " (Also, see image 1) When I load any previous project from Pro tools, I get this message saying something along the lines of "pro tools could not load the following plugins either because auth. :D Anyway, I downloaded Addictive Drums 2, the Demo version.
No gui boot found addictive drums 2 mac os x#
Running Mac OS X Mavericks and I have the express version 10.3.4.
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