Dear Stefan, Thanks for the information, but have two questions about it. 1 when you say delete the aax plugins, only the old ones will be available. Does this mean I will have access to all the available plugins supplied with pro Tools but in the old format? Or am I going to have less plugins cause of the loss of the aax ones? 2 when updating I have to uncheck the Avid effects you say, does this the same thing as above mentioned, not installing the aax versions? If not, waht does it exactly doe? thanks,Ronald Op 7 jun. 2012, om 18:07 heeft Stefan Albertshauser het volgende geschreven:
> Hi, > > It is the new plugin format. Some plugins are still in the old RTAS Format > and others are in the new Aax Format. If you want to use only the old > plugins, go to applications / Avid/ pro tools. There, you will find an alias > called "AAX plugins". Click this. Then you are in the folder, where the AAx > plugins are. Select all and delete them. If you then launch pro tools, you > will find the old plugins and nothing else. > > If you want to update your pro tools, make sure, that in the installation > program the checkbox called "Avid Effects" or so is unchecked. This is the > only workaround, we have at the moment. > > If Pro tools 11 is out, we could have a possibility to control plugin > parameters; use a control surface. For IOS devices, an app called "pro > remote" is available. I wonder, if there isn't verbal feedback from the > device. I can't test it, because I don't have an IOS device. But, if it > works, there will be another possibility, we have. > > Best wishes > > StefanAm 07.06.2012 um 17:18 schrieb Ronald van Rhijn: > >> Hi guys, >> I am a bit confused about the inaccessibility of the plugins as from pt10. >> Not everybody seems to have the same experiences. >> Is it the version of pt10 or osx or something else?What's the real story? >> thx, >> Ronald >
