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Returning to Numerology.
So many years ago I used Numerology to create some great music! I am now retired, and have much more time on my hands, and want to get back to it. Then I was running Num 2 under Mac 10.4.7 and it worked great. Now I have a new Mac Mini running 10.12.2 Sierra, and just downloaded Num 4 and running it in demo mode. I will pay for an upgrade as soon as I can solve this problem. I can not find many of my virtual instruments, and none of their preset banks. I used to have quite a few virtual instruments, lots and lots of preset banks, and many effects. Did the file system change? I still have the presets in “Jupiter/Users/Corlin/Library/Presets” (Jupiter = my main hard drive) But when I load a virtual instrument none of the preset banks are available. Where (in my file system) should I put virtual instruments, and where do I put the presets? Thanks if you can help. |
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Corlin here:
Ok, Just a thought all the older virtual instruments and presets are 32 bit.... Do I need to download new 64 bit ?? |
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Read in the manual. It is explained how to run the application in either mode. Last edited by Aramis; 01-19-2017 at 06:35 PM. |
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Shouldn't that be ...Library/AUDIO/Presets?
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Corlin here
solved.... since most of the virtual instruments and presets were free ones, just deleted them and re-downloaded them. it worked! i think they were 32 bit, and am running the 64 bit version of num 4. |
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Just to understand , you had loaded those when they were 32 bits probably and by re-downloading them, they must be now 64 bits , right ?
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I think that is what happened, not sure why it worked, but it did.
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file system, presets, virtual instruments |
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