daw ( logic ) component problem
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I come back here to try to understand. I therefore uploaded my mac to mojave. and xcode 10.3. l exports of my plugin are going successfully. .vst3 .vst. component I sign my plugin.ok I sign my pkg. okay I notarize the pkg. okay I receive the apple validation email ... ok I staple the pkg. okay I check the notarization ok the plugin is detected as validated in "logic". my beta tester cannot find my plugin in his list. Really, I do not understand. apple m1 bigsure so i tried it another way. notarize only the pkg, it doesn't work. notarize a .zip which contains the pkg. it still does not work. sending the .au or .vst3 file directly does not work. to tell the truth, at this stage I have no idea what to do.
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@yall Have they tried any other DAW?
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@d-healey yes ableton also. but still the same.
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@d-healey I just read that. so i would have to export with xcode 12 to be able to output an any mac version?
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so i would have to export with xcode 12 to be able to output an any mac version?
Why Xcode 12?
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@d-healey I just read that the universal binary export function was only available from xcode12.2. afterwards I read a little stupidly because I have the brain broken down. I am already happy to have accomplished my notarization
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@yall Maybe that's not the solution then since others here seem to have it working with BigSur using xcode 10... Ask your beta tester to try another DAW, like Reaper.
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@d-healey i am giving it a try right now with fl studio. I just saw in my xcode project, in the target, mac os 10.6 etaot selected? can that change something?
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@d-healey so good news, on the mac m1 and with fl studio my plugin opens successfully. So I conclude that logic is shit software ^^ seriously I do not understand what is wrong with this daw. fl studio reads, the. component and .vst3 without problem
