Using a 32 Bit Logic project after switching to 64 Bit - Plugin settings lost?

[phas3d]

Strange behavior. I don't get that.
You could always save channel strip presets and opening them when you open project at 64 bits. Save your project then as save a copy as just to be safe

[thirdsun]

Originally Posted by phas3d

Strange behavior. I don't get that.
You could always save channel strip presets and opening them when you open project at 64 bits. Save your project then as save a copy as just to be safe

Yes, I figured that this would be an alternative solutions, but obviously I'd like to avoid the extra work. Furthermore I could imagine that a saved channel strip re-instantiates the plugins the same way as if you open the project like I did - thereby causingnthe same strange behaviour. Though I didn't try that yet, so pure speculation.

[Abstract520]

Try cleaning the cache. There might be a bug on your side.

[valis]

First try forcing AUVal to rescan in 32bit mode then 64bit mode (both in that order).

If that doesn't work move prefs to the desktop as described in Apple's troubleshooting Logic page and restart Logic.

[scruffydog]

why not simply open in 32...carefully bounce the tracks down to audio and save...then open in 64.
i realise that perhaps this might stall a work in progress due to instruments not being available and live... but the idea is to open in 64 and hear the track as intended...then move on from there ... any which way.

[phas3d]

Another option is to duplicate the project file and rename it. Then go into Logic's browser tab, double click the original project file and import only presets. Do tell us if you could solve it and how you did it. Curious myself