Posting in case I find the solution later.
Project that used to work fine a few months ago on MacOS now won't find the samples folder when compiled. It shows the dialog in the plugin, LinkOSX is created with the correct path, but the dialog and blurred interface do not go away.
Works on Linux.
@d-healey My FOSSy convictions drive me to figure out the nextcloud recording backend, which is probably gonna be the most reliable zoom replacement. Sorry for the audio :)
@Simon I just tested this on two macs and it worked fine. If I just don't test on too many more macs, I can pretend it has a 100% success rate 
Yeah I would assume some permissions thing, but the 99% of the time thing is worrying...
@Casey-Kolb Did you ever figure out what was causing the issue?
@d-healey Full dynamics works, only "Normalize every sample" makes the small monoliths. I guess there's no reason not to use Full Dynamics since they're 24 bit samples anyway so I'll just do that for now.
@d-healey Yep. It seems to be caused by enabling normalization. With "No normalization" the monoliths are written correctly.
I couldn't find another thread with the same issue.
I clicked through all my samplers and saved as monolith. I have 4GB of wav samples in 48k 24, but the monoliths are only a few kB each. Their size appears to be a fraction of the expected size, maps with few samples become monoliths that are only a few kB big. I saved all of them with per-sample normalization and max archive size of 2GB.
@d-healey You'd think of all services, Doodle would have this figured out. I assume you answered before the switch to BST?
@d-healey Ah, open in incognito. If you responded it locks your timezone.
@d-healey The doodle says 4:00PM GMT, unless there's an outpouring on the forum let's go with that?
@Dan-Korneff Even with the high performance backend you still need to configure a recording backend 
Let's go for Jitsi
