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The operation failed: No matching processes were found

A topic by jakdawgus created Jan 16, 2024 Views: 125 Replies: 5

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jakdawgus103 days ago

I have tried repeatedly to download and install the Apricot, Fluctus and Regency synth plugins. Nearly every time, I get a cryptic response that says "The operation failed: No matching processes were found". On just a couple tries, I got a response saying the software was installed, and I need to rescan plugins in my DAW to use them, but actually nothing was installed. What am I doing wrong? Has anyone else had this trouble? I am using the Mac installers on OS 12.7.1 Monterey. It's like so weeeeyahhhd, doods!

nakstDeveloper102 days ago

Which plugin formats are you trying to install? Does the installer succeed if you only select the CLAP format? Only the Audio Unit format?

jakdawgus102 days ago

Hey, thank you so much for the response! I just saw it. So I am trying to install stand-alone and audio unit. I don't have any software to make use of CLAP format (as of yet). I have also tried AU only, with no stand-alone. I can't get an AU to install. I actually noticed the Fluctus and Regency .app's made it into my applications folder, but no Apricot. FWIW I have tried this on an Intel Mac Mini 2018 running Monterey 12.7.1 and a MacBook Pro still on 12.6.x. Do you think I would be able to find a log somewhere? Any other info you would hope I can gather about it? The error message is exactly as I pasted it into the thread subject here. it appears in an all-black message box with white text that looks very much like the success message.
Cheers!

JD

nakstDeveloper100 days ago

Is there anything in the folder ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components (use Command+Shift+G in Finder to enter this file path)?

As far as I can tell, the error you're getting is produced by when the installer tries to relaunch macOS's registration app for Audio Units. The installer only tries to do this *after* it has installed the plugins, so if you restart your computer then your DAW should be able to detect them? Otherwise I'm not sure what's happening.

jakdawgus92 days ago

Hi there,

You nailed it! I was checking only in //Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components, and not in ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components. Sure enough, there they were, all three. It might be worth noting that those are the only three .component files in the folder, though I have over 100 plugins installed. Everyone else's installer puts their plugins in the root-level Library path just mentioned (414 files there, between .component and support files). Ableton's default location for plugins is //Library/Audio/Plugins, so this explains why Live never found them doing the startup scan. Doesn't explain why I didn't think to look there myself. Incidentally, I had a couple of stuck-on notes with Fluctus. There's no "all notes off" button (a.k.a. the "panic button") in the GUI, is there? Killed them by shutting off the device in the Live channel that wraps the plugin, a fairly easy move. Having lots of fun with this trio at the moment. Thanks for sharing these unique synths with the community!!

nakstDeveloper92 days ago

Thank you, glad they are working now!

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