[Duozona]

I have been articles about OSX and Audio Core and new support by Logic and TC Spark for Audio Units, and have been to several sites where developers have posted audio units. I have downloaded several, and have them all housed in my library/audio/plugins/components folder waiting for my upgrade to tc spark so I can actually use them...but...where is this collection of "factory-set" audio units that apple supposedly supplies in osX. I keep reading there is a reverb, a delay, a apra eq, and a limiter included form apple, but where?

chuck

[dampeoples]

Don't know where they are located on the drive, but they are there. I see them using Rax and Spark.

[Duozona]

Yes, I do also, I just downloaded rax, cool program, and am waiting for my spark le plus upgrade as i mentioned. they are not in the library/audio/plugins/component folder, so are they somehow writen into the os?

chuck

[mineralomac]

I guess they must be built in. I see them automatically when using Logic. The matrix reverb is particularly nice. I've seen many people on audio forums singing its praises (considering it is a freebie).

Rich

[dampeoples]

Originally posted by Duozona:
and am waiting for my spark le plus upgrade as i mentioned. chuck

I had to email them to get mine

[Duozona]

Em ail them for Spark LE plus, or for the audio units. Either way Im curious..what did they email you if it ewas apple for the AU, and more so, what did Spark do, as I have been waiting for a week or two, keep tellin me the upgrade from 2.6 to 2.8 fo rthe le plaus users is currently not on their site and it will be $25 or something. 2.7 users can upgrade to 2.7.1 then to 2.8 for free!!!

They keep sending me B.S. replies that kill time?????

[dampeoples]

I emailed them asking where the upgrade was, it took me about three mails as well