If the UJAM Instruments plug-in doesn't show up in your plug-in manager list, you need to force Logic to rescan the plug-in folder.
Note: This triggers Logic to do a rescan of ALL of your plug-ins installed. This could take while – you might want to brew yourself a cup of coffee ;-)
How do I clear my Audio Unit (AU) cache in order to do the rescan?
- In Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder from the menu
- Type ~/Library/Caches in the "Go to the folder" field
- Press Go
- Remove the "com.apple.audiounits.cache" file.
- Remove the content of the "AudioUnitCache" folder
- Restart your Mac!
The next time you start Logic, the installed Audio Unit (AU) plug-ins will be rescanned and Logic should then restart normally. And your UJAM Instruments plug-in should be scanned successfully - Yay!
Note: Virtual Guitarist, Virtual Drummer, or Beatmaker AU plug-ins are only compatible with Logic 10 and newer, due to AUv2 plug-in format.
If that does not help, you’ll need to force your Logic to rescan.(Please note, all your instruments and effects will be rescanned)
- In the Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder from the menu.
- Type ~/Library/Caches in the “Go to the folder” field.
- Press the Go button
- Remove the “com.apple.audiounits.cache” file.
- Remove the ~/Library/Caches/AudioUnitCache folder.
- Restart your operating system.
(don’t forget)
The next time you start Logic, the installed Audio Unit plug-ins will be rescanned and Logic should then startup normally. And your ujam Instrument should be scanned successfully.
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