I was able to run Xcode 14 on Sonoma using these instructions:

• Download and unpack Xcode 14.3.1 ( https://xcodereleases.com/ )
• Right click and select "Show Package Contents"
• Navigate to Contents
• Open the Info.plist file
• Alter CFBundleVersion from 21815 to 22265
• Save change
• Right click Xcode 14.3.1 bundle and select "Open"

The vsti, au and app compile successfully in the HISE, but Logic Pro and Studio One crashes when trying to load the compiled plugin. The Standalone application also crashes.
True, this is my first time on a Mac and I’m not sure that it’s the combination of Xcode14 and Sonoma, maybe I’m making some stupid mistake, for example in the project settings.
Although the same project works fine on Windows.

The topic is old, but if suddenly someone, like me, is looking for a solution to correctly switch presets with only 2 columns...
If you set 2 columns in the browser settings, then when you switch the next/previous preset, the browser will return to the category column. With three columns (default), the browser correctly displays the selected preset. Possibly a bad solution, but it works. Just reduce the ratio of the first column to zero if you only need to display 2.

"NumColumns": 3,
  "ColumnWidthRatio": [
    0.0,
    0.5,
    0.5
  ],

I did not put the post in the Bug Reports category , because I am not sure that this is not a feature of the midi player.
I am using the Midi Player in my project as a midi loops player. I have a midi file that has 7 tracks. Each track is started with an individual key. And everything works great as long as the vst plugin window is open (in DAW). But when I close the plugin window, the keys no longer start playing loops.
If I open the plugin window everything works fine again.
I tested this in the StudioOne and Ableton on Win10.

I searched the forum but could not find anything similar.
I will be grateful for any help, I do not understand at all where I should start to solve this.