[Solved] Support For Cocoa Au Plugins

[epc]

Just wanted to report this in case you’re not aware of it yet.
When using the newest Prosoniq OrangeVocoder or Prosoniq Morph plug-ins (AU) I get this

This host does not appear to support Cocoa AudioUnit plug-ins.
Close this window to close the corresponding plug-in window.

[taktik]

@epc

Just wanted to report this in case you’re not aware of it yet.
When using the newest Prosoniq OrangeVocoder or Prosoniq Morph plug-ins (AU) I get this

We do support Cocoa AU plugin GUIs. There must be something else fishy, or their “check” doesn’t work…

Doe sthe Renoise log say anything interesting when opening the window (Renoise->Help->Show Log File…)?

[epc]

@taktik

We do support Cocoa AU plugin GUIs. There must be something else fishy, or their “check” doesn’t work…

Doe sthe Renoise log say anything interesting when opening the window (Renoise->Help->Show Log File…)?

Actually I found what caused it and it was my fault for renaming the AU’s on the disk in an effort to sort them better. sry

[Conner_Bw]

@epc

Actually I found what caused it and it was my fault for renaming the AU’s on the disk in an effort to sort them better. sry

You can do that in Renoise, use a colon ( : ) to create trees, for example:

@see: http://tutorials.renoise.com/wiki/Track_DSPs#Organizing_the_Effects_List

[epc]

Thanks for the tip. What I was trying to do was clean up the actual Components folder because I have a lot from the same developer or different versions of the same plugin and thought I’d try to put them in subfolders. That didn’t work so I tried renaming them with the developer name first. But it’s not imporant. just made the mistake of thinking Cocoa wasn’t supported when that error came up.