Hi, On 1-Apr-06, at 5:09 AM, John Debo wrote: >> Have brought a MacBook Pro and installed Logic Pro without a problem. >> Also installed Reaktor without a problem. But when I try to call up >> Reaktor as a plugin whilst using Logic, there is nothing in the plugin >> part/directory for any plugins apart from Logics own plugins. As indicated previously, I think it bears repeating again since others are answering perhaps without this knowledge. The MacBook Pro requires Universal Binary versions of plugins in order to work in Logic Pro. Since the MacBook Pro is not a PowerPC processor, plugins that were compiled for PPC cpu's will not work. Therefore, Logic Pro will not try to authorize plugins and they won't show up in your list. This compatibility issue is the biggest thing stopping me from buying a MacBook Pro today (and I want one *really* bad). HTH, Fernstudio