Please note that some specific AU involve Intel-compiled processes, and that these will require Live to be run as an intel application via Rosetta 2. When used on an Apple Silicon computer, the Universal build of Live 11.1 and above only recognises VST2 and VST3 plug-ins natively compiled for Apple Silicon. Avoid using different plugin formats (AU, VST, VST3) of the same plug-in in a Live set.See this article for info on how to access the MIDI outputs of a plug-in. If you wish to route MIDI from a plug-in you need to use the VST version instead. AU plug-ins do not support a direct MIDI out.Some AU plug-ins may have different preset handling than the VST, or vice versa.See our recommendations for transferring Live projects.

Provided the other user is using the same version of the plug-in, they'll be able to open the set and the plug-ins will be available. If sharing projects with Windows users, it's better to use VST.Which format you choose to use is up to you, bearing in mind the following tips: Live on Mac supports both the Audio Unit (AU) and VST2 and VST3 (10.1 and later) formats. How to install VST or AU plug-ins on Mac.

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