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But - as I said earlier - if I force Logic Pro to open in Rosetta - the project along with all it's plugins opens and it works. I think my issue with opening previous projects is with NI plugins. Bottom line is "We are working to ensure full support for Apple Silicon across all of our current products". The same thing goes with the Native Instruments plugins but the situation is a little more unknown as NI are vague in their article on the subject. I'm not reading that as - we recompiled all our code for all plugins and they are now all native Apple Silicon plugins.
I take that to mean - we tested them - fixed a few things so we can charge for a new version - works OK in Rosetta. I'm confused because when I go to their web site it says - Waves V13 plugins are fully supported in Apple M1 processors. Ī couple of comments are suggesting the Waves plugins are native as of V13.
I'm reading all the comments and agreeing with most things.
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