I have installed AT5 (Mac Version) and tried it with GP. Unfortunately GP always (VST3 / VST / AU) crashed.
Sofar I’m using the free version to compare it to AT 4 . I have a few IT AT4 products (like Leslie and Fender). To my understanding the free version should work with AT 4 products.
I have tried the standalone version and it worked without problems (including the AT products like Leslie). During start of the standalone Version AT5 asked for some permissions (eg access to Documents folder and Mic). May be within GP it asks for similar permissions and the dialog is not displayed and therefore it crashed GP ???
For me, on Win 10 using GP 3.8.1 and the free version of Amplitube 5–the VST and VST3 take very long for the initial scan, and then GP puts them in the Deactivated(Red) list.
Amplitube 5 VST also gets blacklisted in Cubase 9.5. I was able to get the VST3 to load there however.
EDIT: after uninstalling/re-installing Amplitube 5 I was able to get the VST and VST3 recognized and run properly by GP.
I have not found a way to uninstall the AT 5 plugins, only option was to do a uninstall / reinstall of the IK product manager. I have also done a remove / rescan of the VST from the GP Plugin manager.
Thank you for the crash report - as you can see - AmpliTube5 crashed - it is clearly spelled out as com.ikmultimedia.AmpliTube5 …
That’s the “module” that crashed the entire application.
You could contact them and send them this crash report. There is nothing we can do to fix things inside a plugin.
thanks for the Support and Feedback… I will send the report to IKMultimedia.
In the meantime 1 have done a bit Web Search and found more user with issues.
I also found an entry reporting that the display solution was an Issue and crashed AT ( don’t know if it was AT 5 or another version). I checked my display resolution and moved from Standard to Scaled (higher resolution).
Doesn’t matter — plugins still shouldn’t just crash! For example, if Gig Performer itself couldn’t handle your Mac, we would produce a proper warning and exit…we wouldn’t want to crash!