![]() Anyway, thought this may help if you hadn't figured it out. I said partially as one of my products although successfully showing up in Logic Pro, the other, M1, is missing. That allows you to purchase V2 / 64bit version. I solved it (partially) by using the upgrade coupons (to the right of the Korg User Net page. Your problem sounds exactly the same as mine. Visit: Synth Fans :: Everything Synths Twitter: to top Software: Apple MainStage, Arturia V Collection 7, Arturia OB-Xa V Music Computing: 16in Macbook Pro with Touch Bar Mid 2019, i9 32GB RAM 2TB Flash, MacOS Catalina - 2019 iPad Air 64GB ![]() Non Korg: M-Audio Code 61 MIDI Controller, Nektar GX49 MIDI Controller Korg Software: KLC Wavestation, iWavestation for iPad The standalone App has the warning sign in it, so I can't even open it. I'm on Catalina, so no way to run the 32bit apps anymore. Mind you, my computer may have given up telling me since I'm on Mojave and have not updated to Catalina yet. Later on today when I upgrade, I’ll report back here, if someone else hasn’t already.ĮDIT: I opened all of the stand alone app and did not get the typical warning from macOS about outdated software. I tried looking for info on Korgs website to see if that changed in V2, but I couldn’t find any. Thanks for any help you guys can provide. ![]() Is my problem that I'm trying to play the stand-alone instruments, and I can't because they're ONLY available for the plugins in 64-bit per ROBOJAM's comment? Where am I going wrong? Do I need to purchased the Korg Collection 2 - Special Bundle v2 Upgrade for Legacy Bundle? Here's what I have done so far.ġ) I logged into my account at 2) I see my "Registered Softwares" (M1, MDE-X, Mono/Poly, MS-20, Polysix, WAVESTATION, Legac圜ell)ģ) I see nothing about updating to 64-bit anywhere on this page. I'm lost in the woods on how to upgrade from 32- to 64-bit, too. Note that they only update the plugins to 64-bit, and not the standalones, which still aren't available in 64-bit. Go to Account Information->Your Products/Downloads/Offers and you'll see the updates. I go to the download page and this is where I get the 32 bit versions. There's the window on the left with my 'owned' apps and below it the spaces for coupons and other links. Go to the site used for registering the software, log in, and the download link should then become available. The 64-bit version is a free download for registered users. I don't want to upgrade (and spend more money). So what does one have to do to get the 64 bit versions of these programs? I've tried everything on the web site and I either end up at the page to download the same versions I have already installed (I tested this), or at the Korg shop which only seems to have upgrade bundles that include the triton stuff, or the bundle for m1le users. The versions I have installed are the latest versions. When I look on the website I see notices that ALL of the stuff is supposed to be 64 bit now. I went to 'about this mac'->system report->applications and looked up the Korg stuff and it's all listed as 'not' 64 bit. I did a little searching and found that this indicates that the plugin is 32 bit not 64 bit. When I start Ableton and try to use one of the plug ins, I get a dialog saying that the plugin might be incompatible. I've been using the Legacy Software for a few years.Ī few months back I went through the migration process and everything downloaded and installed. Posted: Sun 8:34 pm Post subject: How do I get 64 bit version of korg Legacy? ![]() How do I get 64 bit version of korg Legacy? Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Owned by Irish Acts Recording Studio & hosted by KORG USAįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Korg Forums :: View topic - How do I get 64 bit version of korg Legacy?Ī forum for Korg product users and musicians around the world.
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