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Might be repeating this post, just as I posted Firefox crashed??Just wanted to say I think understand now, and also that I think your comment Catalyst should be pinned somewhere, especially the bit from 'Only Keygenned releases. Etc would, if I had realised that, saved me days trying to load software that purports to be PT12 and AAX compatible that actually does not work.
I'd like to know if there is a way to recognise keygenned software, that has not got altered binaries, if indeed it exists.yet.I am really missing the software I had used becuase some of my previous sessions wont sound the same without them. More to the point if I can't get hold of them, even temporarily or until I can buy them, it's going to be hard coping with the stock plugins. I cant see me being able to fork out £11k-12K to buy them this side of eternity. I guess if I was that rich and successful they'd probably be giving them out free for me to endorse them, mad and ironic that the ones that can afford it can get them for free. If they are big enough names of course. THiS iS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW 99% OF TiMES FOR TEAM R2R and TEAM HEXWARS RELEASES:AAX DO WORK in releases tagged as Developer.Product.v1.x.x.Incl.Keygen-TEAMNAMEAAX DO WORK in releases tagged as Developer.Product.v1.x.x.Incl.Serial/Keyfile/Regkey/Regged-TEAMNAMEAAX DO WORK in releases tagged as Developer.Product.v1.x.x.Incl.Emulator-TEAMNAMEAAX DO NOT WORK in releases tagged as Developer.Product.v1.x.x.Incl.
Patched.and.Keygen-TEAMNAMEAAX DO NOT WORK in releases tagged as Developer.Product.v1.x.x.Incl.Patch-TEAMNAMEAAX DO NOT WORK in releases tagged as Developer.Product.v1.x.x-TEAMNAME (this usually mean the software is cracked!). OK so I understand wavesv9r26 not cracked for AAX yet.
Im on PT12 and OSX 10.10.3, and I am just seeing if I can persuade PT12 to use the Bluecat wrapper to load the vst or au versions. But when I try to load plugins from within the bluecat wrapper, the only plugin it sees is the butch vig one.
All of the other plugins I would like to use are in HD/applications/waves/plugins. And are listed as.bundle files. Is there any way I can get these to load into the respective AU/VST/VST3 or even /AAX folders /libraray/applicationsupport/avid/plugins folder so that blue cat can utilise them, or am I flogging a dead horse here.
OK so I understand wavesv9r26 not cracked for AAX yet. Im on PT12 and OSX 10.10.3, and I am just seeing if I can persuade PT12 to use the Bluecat wrapper to load the vst or au versions. But when I try to load plugins from within the bluecat wrapper, the only plugin it sees is the butch vig one. All of the other plugins I would like to use are in HD/applications/waves/plugins. And are listed as.bundle files. Is there any way I can get these to load into the respective AU/VST/VST3 or even /AAX folders /libraray/applicationsupport/avid/plugins folder so that blue cat can utilise them, or am I flogging a dead horse here.