Tbf I am the same with samples.
No way do I need 90 different hihats.
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I can’t remember which thread I originally brought this up in, but I have found an article on why the new MacOS won’t allow certain plugins to be used by your DAW.
There is a workaround, but I don’t quite get how to do it.
Edit.
Apparently I can remove the quarantine on the vst folder which will allow all the vsts inside it through the security block by using the command line
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/*.vst
Is that recommended, or don’t fuck with this shit?
That command will recursively remove the apple quarantine attribute from any file with the .vst suffix in the /Lbrary/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/ directory. Seems pretty safe to me.
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I’ve mostly used a friend’s sample packs lately, he got tons of synths and drum machines, a drumset too, among various instruments and perc. The hihats sample folder is a bit fucked tho because he didn’t cut them correctly, so they pop in the end. Lots of good samples anyways, I’ll ask him if I can share some of them here if you want.
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Fingers crossed this works
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Listening through the Christmas jams me and previously mentioned friend had, some crazy shit going on.
Edit haha “it’s a song!” in the end of the first jam. Me on drums.
Did it work?
in one tune
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I been doing this recently and it makes my snares and claps way nicer
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Reading the description of “cinematic” sample packs is a trip in it self:
"…inspires an authentic MLG audio production experience. "
“…You’ll discover soundscapes, anxiety-filled hits, impacts, attention grabbers,
spine-chilling suspense elements, scare cues, designed string section risers,
infinite risers, Shepard tones, transitions, whooshes, drones, atmospheres,
signals to help you create compelling mind-bending tension, high emotion
promos, trailers, game scenes, and unnerving audio experiences.”
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Thats a lot of drama
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take my reese to the spirit plane
You need to put sudo in front of that command. It will then ask you to enter your credentials.
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sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3
Like so?
Yes.
You likely need to run that command as a super user or root which is what sudo is for.
Tried that and I get a password prompt with a key icon, but I can’t type anything…
Usually it won’t display the password. Just type your password in.
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PM’d ya
bro you should learn terminal basics