If you're using Logic Pro, most problems can be solved by re-scanning the plug-ins from within Logic.
- Go to the main Logic Pro menu and select Preferences/Plug-In Manager
- Scroll down the left-hand list and select the Sonnox Manufacturer
- Unavailable plug-ins should be easy to spot, since their Use tick box will be un-ticked
- Select the unavailable plug-ins and click Reset & Rescan Selection at the bottom of the window
If your iLok account and licences are set up correctly, the plug-ins should pass the AU validation scan and become available to use. If they don't pass, please read Why doesn't my plug-in show up in my DAW?
If your plugin still doesn't show up, Simply press 'Full Audio Unit Reset' and restart Logic or Garageband
If you are using an older version of Logic, please read on to reset your AU cache manually -
Re-setting the AU cache manually
- In the Finder, navigate to Macintosh HD/Users/<your username>/Library/Caches/
- Delete the files
- com.apple.audiounits.cache
- AudioUnitCache/com.apple.audiounits.cache
- AudioUnitCache/com.apple.audiounits.sandboxed.cache
- If you're using macOS 10.9 or above you must now log out, then log in again
- Re-open Logic
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