Delete these folders/files, then reinstall:ġ) /Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins/Line 6/Helix Native.aaxpluginĢ) /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/Helix ponentģ) /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Line 6/Helix Native.vst Resisting the urge to 'reset and rescan', I created a new project at 32 samples and Native worked. I looked in plugin manager, Native was listed as 'couldn't be opened', but 'use anyway' was checked. Still got a warning from Logic about an incompatible plugin. I followed these steps, outlined by L6 support.

I didn't have any trouble with Edit, but I FINALLY got Native to work, without using Rosetta. I wrote their support about it sometime in the spring last year and just got a generic canned answer that they were working on it. I haven't heard a peep about it in about a year. It's kind of a big deal that the main computer software and interface for Helix products isn't compatible with the OS of the 2nd biggest computer company in the world, right? Why is this such a problem for them? With a company like Line 6, which is all about new technology, I expected they would be on top of this, or at least provide a little more support.

It's just kind of ridiculous at this point. Thankfully I had a old laptop that hadn't been updated, so I've been using that since Nov. on your computer - will not work with any Mac updated with the current OS. HX Edit - the only software available to create/edit presets and arrange setlists, load IRs, etc. Just wondering if anyone else is frustrated that Line 6 still hasn't made their software compatible with Mac OS 11, which came out in November 2020. Sorry if this has been discussed recently, but I haven't been to TGP in a while.

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