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We highly recommend keeping your software and hardware up to date to benefit from enhanced performance, security patches, and new features. We understand that change can be challenging, but this step is necessary to provide the best and most secure experience for our residents.

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Users on MacOS older than 10.13 will need to upgrade their operating system to a newer version to access future Second Life viewer updates. This decision is driven by the need to utilize the latest advancements in operating systems and maintain compatibility with the most up-to-date technologies. Starting July 1st, MacOS 10.13 (High Sierra) will be the minimum requirement for running Second Life. After July 1st, we will continue to allow the last supported version of the Second Life 32-bit Windows viewer to log in indefinitely. We encourage all residents to transition to the 64-bit version to continue enjoying the latest features and updates. Moving forward, we will focus our efforts on the 64-bit version, which provides improved stability, enhanced performance, and better utilization of modern hardware. The 32-bit Windows version of the Second Life Viewer will no longer be supported. This decision is made to align with the evolving technology landscape and to ensure the best performance and security for our residents. Please read this post carefully to ensure a smooth transition.Īs of July 1st, 2023, we will be ending support for the Second Life 32-bit Windows Viewer and updating the minimum system requirements for MacOS to 10.13. Once your custom VST folders scanned, your NI plug-ins will be available in the Third Party Plug-ins section of Ableton's Browser.📢 Important Announcement: End of Support for Second Life 32-bit Windows Viewer and Updated Minimum System Requirements for MacOS to 10.13 🖥️ 🕒Īttention Second Life community members! We have some important news to share regarding software compatibility and system requirements.

Press the Rescan button to let Ableton Live rescan the folder where your Native Instruments plug-ins are installed.

Note: If you are having problems finding out where you installed your VST plug-ins, refer to this article from our Knowledge Base.

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C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > VSTPlugins 64 bit.

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C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > VSTPlugins 32 bit.In the example below, we choose the default Native Instruments 64-bit plug-in folder VSTPlugins 64 bit. Per default, Native Instruments plug-ins are installed here on your computer: If you are using the 64-bit version, make sure you scan the 64-bit folder. If you are using Ableton Live in its 32-bit version, make sure you choose the folder where your 32-bit NI plug-ins are installed.Note: If it is the first time you activate this button and no VST Plug-in custom folder has previously been defined, Ableton will immediately ask you to browse for your VST Plug-in folder, as explained below in point 4.Ĭlick the Browse button next to VST Plug-in Custom Folder. Activate the button Use VST Plug-In Custom Folder.Open the Live Preferences and go to the Plug-Ins ('File Folder' on older Live versions) tab.No matter where you installed the VST files, make sure that this location is being scanned by Ableton Live at start-up. We strongly recommend to use only one folder for all your 32 bit VST files and another for your 64 bit VST files. This installation path cannot be changed. Notes: VST3 plug-ins are installed to the dedicated VST3 location C: > Program Files > Common Files > vst3. C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > VSTPlugins 64 bit.C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > VSTPlugins 32 bit and.

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Note: Read this article to learn how to insert Native Instruments plug-ins in Ableton Live.īy default, Native Access will install your NI plug-ins in the locations: Once your system folders have been scanned, the NI plug-ins will be available in the Third Party Plug-ins section of the Browser. In case the Use Audio Units and Use VST Plug-in System Folders options were not activated, press the Rescan button once.Make sure the options Use Audio Units and/or Use VST Plug-In System Folders are set to On, depending on which plug-in type(s) you wish to use. Open the Live Preferences and go to the section Plug-Ins ('File Folder' on older Live versions).

Ableton Live scans these folders on startup. If your NI plug-ins do not appear in the Third Party section of the Browser, do the following: On a Mac computer, VST files and AU files are automatically installed to the default system folders.

Once the products are installed, Ableton Live must scan your plug-in directories in order to make them available in the Third Party Plug-Ins section of the Browser. On Mac computers, they can be loaded either as VST or AU plug-ins. On Windows, Native Instruments products are loaded in Ableton Live as VST plug-ins.

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