Vst to Audio Unit Adapter Logic Pro OS X Mountain Lion

Hi,
So after looking on Google, Fxpansion seemed to be the most famous software used for converting VSTs to Audio Units onto Logic Pro. After buying and downloading it, I figured their company would not provide support anymore, and their software was not compatible with OS X Mountain Lion.
So now that Fxpansion doesn't provide the service I was looking for, I am wondering what you guys are using in order to use VSTs such as Massive or Sylenth in Logic Pro?
Thank you in advance!

Its worth noting.. because a lot of people get the wrong idea about such 'wrappers' .....
...that only Mac versions of VSTs work with such 'wrappers' and not Windows versions and as almost every Mac VST is available as an AU plugin anyhow.. such 'wrappers' have become obsolete these days.
Massive and Sylenth are both available as AU plugins.. However, Sylenth is only available as a 32bit plugin and therefore will not work with LPX.
You can use VEP5 however, to run 32bit plugins in LPX but if thats all you use VEP5 for, it is a pricey solution.
Its also worth noting that if you have a PC with Windows installed, lying around.. you can run VEP5 on the PC and that will allow you to access Windows VST plugins that are insatlled on the PC.. with Logic Pro (9 and X) on your Mac

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How to update the BOX version of the Logic Pro 9 in Mountain Lion?
For example, if tomorrow will be new updates for Logic Pro for exapmle 9.1.8. (now I have 9.1.7) Will I not able to get it?? Now should I buy the second Logic pro??
Recently I have got answer from App Store support:
"Max, since you have not purchased the app in the App Store, you can't get updates directly in App Store. In this case, you will need to purchase the updated version in the App Store so you can get further updates."
It's... I bought Logic Pro 9 + MainStage + + +++ .... in the Apple Retail Store and what now?? Updates works perfect in Snow Leopard.
I can't understand...
Can you help me please? =)

Max,
Rest assurred, you will get updates via the App store. What will happen is when you install the box version, the Mac App Store will ping when there is an update to download(for free), much like any other Apple app(Garageband, iWork, etc) regardless of where you bought it from. If it's installed, it will check for updates.
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I've searched and found some indications that the Zoom R16 will work and has problems with earlier versions of Mac OS; so my question is actually will the R16 work under Mountain Lion (GB, Logic Pro, etc) as a control AND a recording interface?
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Any input would be appreciated... I've been unable to definitely tell if it's an "install the driver, install Logic Pro, and then rock n roll" or it's a "doesn't work correctly, makes noise, crashed my system AND killed my pet rabbit" kind of thing.
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Thanks Art of Sound. I did see that post but it didn't give me a warm feeling about the Zoom.
My bad, I should have posted back after I messed around with this. It turned out that my problem was due to some kind of intermittent connection within the Zoom itself.
I got another one, and it's working fine now as a Mackie Control. It's a little arcane getting it hooked up in Logic (mostly due to inexperience on my part), but so far it seems to be working fine...
If I can spare anyone the frustration/confusion:
Basically:
Download the latest and greatest Zoom R16 driver from their web site and install (I'm using OSX ML and it works fine with Logic Pro X).
Plug in Zoom R16 via USB 2.0 cable, (then on the Zoom itself, select USB, then AUDIO INTERFACE? (Enter), then SETTING? (Enter).
You may need to open Audio/Midi Preferences and set that to the ZOOM R16.
Open Logic and hopefully it sees the Zoom.
Under main Logic Pro X header, select Control Surfaces>Setup
Find and add "Mackie Control" (there are other ones, this one works, can't speak to the rest).
Then (and this is the part that I kept missing) make sure to select the Mackie Control (so it gets a blue box around it) and then make sure the Output Port and Input Port are set to Zoom R16_R24 using the little up/down arrow thingies at the right of each box. I didn't see these/figure out how to select at first... I'm a DA NOOB.
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All inputs work, level control and faders (which aren't motorized, so it can be a little confusing at first)
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Track button seems to mute/unmute only.
The on-board condenser mikes work, if you want them (channels 7 & 8 on the Zoom). Ugh.
Electric guitar direct in seems ok, and a Shure SM57 worked fine. I'll be working with some better mikes hopefully this weekend.
I have it working happily with a late 2011 MBPro, and a late 2012 iMac.
For the money, considering it's a stand-alone 8 track digital recorder (seems to work ok for that purpose so far) as well, it's actually sort of cool. Setup your mixdown in Logic as a wave project, and pull the files off the SD card (Zoom can be configured as a USB card reader easily). Will record at high sample rates allegedly.
I won't be so lazy in future, and I'll report my on-going experience with it.

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I got a prompt saying that Logic does not work with my current operating system. I have to believe that it not corect.
I am running Mountain Lion with Logic Pro 9.
I got the upgrade to 9.1.8 but the installer can't find the App. How to I make it see the app, which is in my applications folder?

Mac Pro early 2008 is apparently supported, according to Apple - everything will work except for Airdrop.
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MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer)
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I know.. I have both read and taken part in that thread but again....
The majority of peopole who run Logic 9.1.8 and Lion or now Mountain Lion do not have those issues... and because they do not, they don't post in such threads.. so you get a distorted view of the true numbers of people with problems.
Those that do have issues, will naturally post up in such threads... but that doesn't mean they are the majority of users... They are just the 'loudest' and quite rightly so.
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Well, since installing Mountain Lion, Logic crashes every time I try to do and (Option-Drag) Time stretch. Since this is a feature I use almost constantly this has become a HUGE problem!! I love Mountain Lion otherwise so don't particularly wan't to go back to Snow Leopard but it's looking like it could be the only way forward. Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Does anyone know a way to get around it? I've seen a few suggestions to open Logic in 32 bit mode but can't figure out how to do it with Logic 8, all of the suggestion are for Logic 9 and dont have the same path. If anyone can help or has any suggesetion that would be much apprictiated!
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I am not, but if Logic 8 does not work it is not because of 32/64 bit limitations, as OS X could not haver made significant changes without also breaking Logic 9 nad a bunch of other 32bit Applications. 32bit Apps work fine in ML and always have, and 64bit bootloaders existed on nearly all Mac Pros and even the old Xserve and they ran Logic 8 fine. The restrictions are most likely in the .plist files inside the .app file, the same way they were when trying to run older versions of Java which were also 'incompatible' due to .plist only listing up to 10.7 being compatible (this was important wen testing and running old Java programs). I would tell you how to edit it so that Logic could Launch normally but I don't have a copy of Logic 8 anymore to grab the original and make edits.
As mentioned in the link you can run Logic 8 by doing the following:
1. launch Terminal
2. type (exactly, including quotes and ampersand)
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"/Applications/Logic Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Logic Pro" &
3. press ENTER (and then minimize the Terminal window)
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Hola joel_calderon que tal,
En administrador de discos que es lo que te indica.
Si has eliminado la partición de recuperación dudo que puedas regresar a las configuraciones de fabrica.
Retira la batería y verifica si la pegatina del serial esta en el espacio que ocupa la batería, en el mi SL410 esta hay.
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puedes instalarlo manualmente desde este enlace http://support.lenovo.com/es_PE/
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