Logic Audio hangs while validating Native Instruments AU
19 June 2007
This has happened to me twice and the second time I had already forgotten that I had solved this before :
Logic Audio hangs while trying to validate Native Instruments Audio Units.
When the Native Instruments application (Kore, Massive, Reaktor etc.) starts up for the first time it may find that some directory is missing or not writeable. It would like to pop open a dialog and ask you about this. Since it is being started up as a windowless subprocess of auval (Audio Unit validation), it can't pop open a dialog to get you to fix the problem. So it hangs.
solution: open each application as a standalone, solve all the problems, then open Logic and let it validate.
btw. Native Instruments has really annoying directory layouts as far as mac users are concerned. They write into little database files in the same directory as the application. This means that you can't keep the apps in your Application folder unless you make that writeable by all. It also means that you can't share NI apps between user accounts on a single computer. Each user would be using the same preferences eg. Kontakt Quick Search settings.
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