macOS 11 Big Sur Support Info

Does this also affect the H9 Control application?

Does this also affect H9 Control?

I am also curious if this affects H9 Control.  I have the H9 Max and no external plugin packages. 

Hi - can I infer then, that if I already have H9 Control installed and I then upgrade to Big Sur, there shouldn't be errors?  Or does Eventide still recommend waiting?

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We've tested H9 Control's basic functions and haven't noticed any major issues in the app itself. There may be some non-critical errors during installation, if performing a fresh install of H9 Control on Big Sur. It will likely be okay to upade to Big Sur, but we cannot yet guarantee that it will be 100% compatible.

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Ian4924 wrote:

Hi - can I infer then, that if I already have H9 Control installed and I then upgrade to Big Sur, there shouldn't be errors?  Or does Eventide still recommend waiting?

We recommend waiting. Even though H9 Control is NOT giving us errors in Big Sur, many plug-in manufacturers, including Eventide, are recommending to wait more time for all their products to become compatible.

Is there any update about when Eventide plug-ins will work with Mac OS Big Sur? Thanks.

No not yet. Please Wait to Update to macOS 11 Big Sur.

This is the latest announcement:

Apple released the new macOS 11 Big Sur. We have been testing macOS compatibility throughout the Big Sur beta program, and at the moment are not yet fully compatible. While we expect to be fully compatible soon, we recommend waiting to upgrade to macOS Big Sur if you are using Eventide plugins.

Any news?

thanks,  Don

We are in the process of making it official, but we are compatible with Intel Big Sur. Currently, we aren't fully compatible with M1 Macs (the new ARM/Apple Silicon macs

Does this mean that we have to download and install all new versions of the plugins that are now compatible with Mac OS 11 Big Sur? Thanks.

Terrific.  thank you.

Don

tmukherjee wrote:

Does this mean that we have to download and install all new versions of the plugins that are now compatible with Mac OS 11 Big Sur? Thanks.

All the installers on the site are compatible. Older installations may work, but people should update to be safe.

Hi, any more upto date news about compatibility with apple silicon?

I just bought a mac mini m1 and its great but i hadn't realised how few companies have updated their software.

So i would love to get some good news from you. :)

As of today, there is no new information.

Any news about M1 plug-in compability on both Event ude and Newfangled?

Best Lucas

Hi tlongabaugh

The plugins validate fine here on my M1 Macbook Pro, but they dont show up in Logic Pro, even after a restart?

Only plugin I can get to work is Undulate

best Lucas

tlongabaugh wrote:

Hey, we've been seeing some reports of this problem, following the below steps seem to fix it:

1. Close Logic Pro X
2. Make sure Finder is the active application
3. While holding the Option key, click on the Go menu at the top of your screen and select Library
4. Delete the following files from your User Library, if they are present:
   1. ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.audiounits.cache
   2. The contents of ~/Library/Caches/AudioUnitCache/
   3. ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.InfoHelper.plist
   4. ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.SandboxHelper.plist
5. Then, open a Terminal window (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal), and enter the following commands (type each command and press "Enter" afterwards)
   1. killall -9 cfprefsd
   2. killall -9 AudioComponentRegistrar
6. Restart Logic Pro X

I got my plugins back! 

Thanks it worked like a charm :D

Best Lucas

Still no news on universal app release? It’s nearly a year now the M1 got released.