@lalalandsynth Generally you supply Avid with your iLok user account id (probably an email or username), and Avid then put the necessary licenses into your iLok account. I assume you have done this already if they gave you the dev version already. You may need to update your iLok with your new licenses, and possibly activate them in the iLok software.

Then when Pro Tools loads it checks the iLok for a license - if your iLok is plugged into your machine of course...

You might have the option to assign the licenses to your machine, you should check (means you don't need the iLok).

@d-healey Great, thank you very much!

@lindon @d-healey @ustk Guys, you are all brilliant! Thank you very much as always!

@nouslou Try reinstalling xcpretty

@d-healey Thank you so much, David, as usual!! I managed to solve this

@d-healey yeah, thank's, I think so too. Because I just tried to export plugin from commit from November 27 - and all works fine, but all commits after that date somehow signed my plugins automatically.

@christoph-hart thank you much. Now I can export plugins and standalone version successfully.

@yall said in Plugins made with Hise and M1 Apple:

still not possible to display a plugin in the daw.

Make a new thread about this issue and provide more details

@d-healey @yall Thank you guys!

@Lindon @d-healey Soooo! After all of yours suggestions - everything work like a charm :) Thank you guys as always!!! You are amazing!

@Lindon @UD-AUDIO Thank you all guys for your help! Will try to re-build my interface with your suggestions :)

@Christoph-Hart Ahh )) Thank's a lot!!

@d-healey Thanks a lot, David! Will try that)