UAD Powered Plug-Ins with Logic Pro?

I am considering the Apollo Twin http://www.uaudio.com/twin audio interface and am wondering if anyone has had any luck using their UAD Powered Plug-ins in Logic Pro? Thanks.

zimon-zimon wrote:
hi there all.
last march (07), i went to an event in london called the Sounds Expo....
I was given a CD called the WAVES PLUG INS demo.
I put it in my mac and from that day on, i have been unable to use any third party plug ins such as fxpansion GURU, native instruments Absynth 4, PSP Vintage Warmer etc etc...
This is due to the PACE protection scheme that was probably updated by the Waves installer. Oops.
I have reinstalled logic several times, but nothing has changed. The usual AU plug ins in Logic work just fine. Its anything that is third party that doesnt work, like extra soft synths of effects etc...
Logic has NOTHING to do with this issue. This is a copy-protection issue. I RECOMMEND you do the following: Run Onyx, and delete ALL caches, especially the kernel caches. This will reset the PACE cache, wherefore the plug-in list for the copy protection software will be reset, so you can see your plugins again. I've been through this.
I phoned The editor of SOund on Sound magazine and he suggeste4d that I reinstall OSX itself...
No disrespect to whomever you talked to over there, but the guy does not know what he is talking about.
I'm a little worried if i do this, i will lose all my files????
Yes you will. DO NOT REINSTALL OSX.
Any advice on how to get these plugins working anyone???
See my answer above.
Many thanks for your time.
PEACE
Cheers

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