VST Rosetta & Komplete Kontrol

Tomkk

Hallo,

ich bin Keyboarder und benutze auf der Bühne Camelot Pro auf einem M1Pro Mac. Komplete Kontrol dient als "host" für meine Plugins von Native aber auch von Arturia, Modartt, Arturia etc.

Angelegt habe ich Komplete Kontrol öfter auch als Song Spur und während den Szenenwechseln schicke ich nur ein Program Change rüber. Somit minimieren sich die Ladezeiten und die Prozessor last.

Seit dem Update auf Ventura läuft mein KK im Silicon Modus nur noch mit VST3. Erst wenn ich es unter Rosetta starte sind auch die VST2 mit dabei welche ich für die Program Change brauche.

In Camelot selbst passiert mir gleiches. Meine ganzen Plugins werden als offline angezeigt starte ich es nativ, erst mit Rosetta Übersetzung wird mir auch wieder die VST Version angezeigt.

Ich Benötige für mein aktuelles Live Konstrukt unbedingt die VST2 Version. Wird die nichtmehr unterstützt bei einem Silicon Prozessor im Nativen Modus?

Viele Grüße und frohe Ostern

JesterMgee

Translated:

I'm a keyboardist and I'm using Camelot Pro on stage on an M1Pro Mac. Komplete Kontrol serves as "host" for my plugins from Native but also from Arturia, Modartt, Arturia etc.

I've often created Komplete Kontrol as a song track and during the scene changes I only send over a program change. This minimizes loading times and processor load.

Since the update to Ventura, my KK in silicon mode only runs with VST3. Only when I start it under Rosetta are the VST2 included, which I need for the program change.

The same thing happens to me in Camelot itself. All my plugins are displayed as offline if I start it natively, only with Rosetta translation is the VST version displayed again.

I absolutely need the VST2 version for my current live construct. Is it no longer supported with a silicon processor in native mode?

Best regards and Happy Easter

Firstly, please post in English siunce this is an English forum.

Basic answer is, software and plugins for any Apple Silicon based system can only support VST3 as VST2 is now obselete and not updated by almost all developers for M1 machines so software cannot use the VST2 versions in native mode. This is not a NI issue, this is partly Steinberg for dropping VST2 support buy also Apple for making a new processor that requires software to be designed specifically to support

You need to either:

• Use Rosetta mode for VST2 compatibility
• Update plugins to VST3 versions
• Not use an Apple Silicon based system

JesterMgee

Translated:

I'm a keyboardist and I'm using Camelot Pro on stage on an M1Pro Mac. Komplete Kontrol serves as "host" for my plugins from Native but also from Arturia, Modartt, Arturia etc.

I've often created Komplete Kontrol as a song track and during the scene changes I only send over a program change. This minimizes loading times and processor load.

Since the update to Ventura, my KK in silicon mode only runs with VST3. Only when I start it under Rosetta are the VST2 included, which I need for the program change.

The same thing happens to me in Camelot itself. All my plugins are displayed as offline if I start it natively, only with Rosetta translation is the VST version displayed again.

I absolutely need the VST2 version for my current live construct. Is it no longer supported with a silicon processor in native mode?

Best regards and Happy Easter

Firstly, please post in English siunce this is an English forum.

Basic answer is, software and plugins for any Apple Silicon based system can only support VST3 as VST2 is now obselete and not updated by almost all developers for M1 machines so software cannot use the VST2 versions in native mode. This is not a NI issue, this is partly Steinberg for dropping VST2 support buy also Apple for making a new processor that requires software to be designed specifically to support

You need to either:

• Use Rosetta mode for VST2 compatibility
• Update plugins to VST3 versions
• Not use an Apple Silicon based system

Tomkk

Thanks for your Answer and sorry for writing German.