Mac Export - arm64 unidentified symbols

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@d-healey Will I save & run in IDE from the AutoGenerated File or run from HISE again?

[David Healey]

@trillbilly Save and run in IDE

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@d-healey Got it, thanks. Was able to export VSTi. I assume it doesn't show in my DAW because I am not yet an apple developer?

[David Healey]

@trillbilly said in Mac Export - arm64 unidentified symbols:

I assume it doesn't show in my DAW because I am not yet an apple developer

Which DAW?

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@d-healey Live

[David Healey]

@trillbilly Did you copy the plugin to the location where Live looks for VSTis?

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@trillbilly Yes, I created a custom VST2 & VST3 folder for plugin trials. Live is directed to these files.

I copied my .vst3 from Binaries/Build and pasted in my custom VST3 folder.

[David Healey]

@trillbilly VST3 should be in a specific location - https://helpcenter.steinberg.de/hc/en-us/articles/115000171310

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@d-healey I have the VST folder in my directory but no VST3 folder. I created it myself, placed the VST in it and directed Live to this location. Still no luck.

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@d-healey I see that in HISE preferences there is a "Support 32bit Mac OS" box selected. I believe Ableton (10 & 11) are only 64bit. Would this cause any issues?

[David Healey]

@trillbilly I wouldn't have thought so, but try disabling it and see if it works.

[Dan Korneff]

@trillbilly said in Mac Export - arm64 unidentified symbols:

I created it myself, placed the VST in it and directed Live to this location. Still no luck.

Do you have Cubase installed?
I ran into a similar issue with a new W11 build. Installed HISE and Reaper, created a VST3 folder for plugs, and Reaper couldn't read them. After I installed Cubase, everything just started working
I didn't really investigate, but you might be experiencing something similar?

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@d-healey It didn't seem to matter.

I was able to export VST2 and locate with Live no problem. VST3 still a no-go.

@dustbro No, Ive never used Cubase. Did you install a Demo version or do I need to purchase?

[Dan Korneff]

@trillbilly said in Mac Export - arm64 unidentified symbols:

id you install a Demo version or do I need to purchase?

I believe they have demos. You could also send me a test VST3 file to check on my rig as well.

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@dustbro Ok, cool! Im downloading trial of Cubase Elements now. If that fails then we will press onward...

[David Healey]

@d-healey said in Mac Export - arm64 unidentified symbols:

until someone updates the compile template in HISE and makes a pull request.

Done - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/217

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@dustbro Got it downloaded and installed. Now when I view the VST3 folder in Live I can see the Cubase VST3s (Halion, some drum machine, etc) but not my exported plugin.

So the file path is correct but still the exported plugin does not show.

[Lindon]

@trillbilly - where did you put your VST3?

@d-healey already pointed out you MUST MUST MUST put your VST in the correct VST3 folder - which is what Cubase is probably doing -

Read this (if you havent already):

https://helpcenter.steinberg.de/hc/en-us/articles/115000171310

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@lindon Yes, I have them in the same folder as the Steinberg Plugins.

Now that Im looking, the file type is "Alias" rather than "VST3 Plugin" like Steinberg. Am I pulling VST from the correct location?

Binaries/MacOSX/build/Release

Or does Mac build and overwrite in the Binaries/Compiled directory?

[Lindon]

@trillbilly read the page David and I have pointed you to...but in brief - dont put your work in another vendors sub-folder, and an alias is not a file.