--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Sascha Franck" <S.Franck@...> wrote: > > lubimi wrote: > > I have old files, done on Logic using DAE/DTDM/ESB, and want to open > > them on the Core system I now have. The problem is that I can't see > > presets I used on my plugs (Atmosphere, Stormdrum, etc.) because they > > are now "crossed" out and when I change the "instrument" input from > > DAE to CoreAudio a new fader opens and the plug-in is then blank. All > > I want to do is open the plug to see what presets I previously used. > > Is there any way to discover which presets I used on any particular > > plug-in I used on a DAE track when opened on a Core system. I no > > longer have access to the DAE system. > > So, I assume you still have the plugins in question? > Not that I'd have much of a hope, because I'm sure Apple messed something up > (just what happened when they abandoned VST and ASIO support), but you could > try the following: > - Open "Audio Configuration" (Audio menu). > - Under "Device", select Direct TDM (or DAE, whatever it was before). > - Select "Edit > Copy". > - Select "CoreAudio" under "Device". > - Select "Edit > Paste". > > In case you're lucky, your plugins will be placed properly, with their > settings and all. > > Regards > Sascha > Thanks Sascha, I have tried this and it doesn't work. I get the message "No Audio Configuration found for CoreAudio." I have even tried building some CoreAudio tracks (so there would be tracks to copy to), but I got the same message. I'm getting the feeling that this isn't possible. Thanks, Cobb