@ksjong Ah yes, unfortunately this forum software does not make clear how to create a new topic. You first need to select the appropriate forum sect...

@robert-p I edited your comment to add a tag for @user476565

Are you asking me, or the original poster? I have no idea what that even means.

I advise against this. I can't control what third-party developers may do. They are certainly under no obligation to stay compatible with Unify. ...

I'm attaching a zip archive with Unify 1.10.1 in Logic Pro on Mac at 150% and 255%, and in Ableton Live on Windows 11 at 150% and 175%. The plug-in se...

@user476565 I used to have a retina-display Mac (2018 MacBook Pro), but I don't have it anymore. I use an M1 Mac Mini with a Samsung 32" 4K display....

In future, please start a new topic instead of just tacking onto an unrelated one. Are you using Unify stand-alone or in a DAW? This should not happ...

Excellent observation, and probably the best work-around available at this point. The diagram below (taken from this page of the Unify manual) shows h...

Very interesting results, thank you. I will look into adding the ability to bypass instrument plug-ins in Unify itself, but I still think I can do bet...

@jim Curious. I've never had any problem with the patch browser in ImpOSCar2 in Unify. You should definitely take this up with GForce. I'll consid...

@jim Hi and welcome to our forum. Thank you for posting. Unify is not a generic preset manager for plug-ins--it does not "know" that third-party p...

@thalyn Hi and welcome to our forum. Thank you for clarifying your question about output channels. You can indeed select which interface and outpu...

@stillsoul Thank you for this detailed description. I've started a new topic in the "Unify Live" section of the forum, with a copy of this post. Let...

Thank you for asking. Unify is a tool for creating and playing composite sounds using multiple plug-ins together. It runs as a stand-alone app, so you...

@stillsoul The only way to reduce patch overhead is to avoid using MIDI and AUX layers and deactivate the Master Effects layer. That's a true deacti...

Unfortunately, no. I'm still waiting for an official solution from the JUCE development team.

Thanks for bringing this issue to the forum. The first thing I want to check is whether or not the plug-in scanner is truly going into an "endless l...

@robertpeveler Retrologue and Padshop VST3s are both working for me in Windows 11. All I can suggest is that you ensure you have the very latest v...

@robosax I'll look into all these issues. Thank you for the report. I don't think there's anything I can do about any of this right away.

Could you possibly look into this, and share your solution? It would be very helpful.

Because I'm working frantically to solve a far more serious problem--a crash bug that affects EVERY Unify user. You are literally the only person comp...

Absolutely! Thank you for your patience. The fix is in beta-test now, and should be out by this weekend.

@robertpeveler The 10.0 update caused a number of VST3 audio-effects to fail, but we have a new 10.1 update in beta-test now, which should fix this....

Ah, I see what you're getting at. Some way to completely deactivate layers which are not in use could make a useful difference. I'll give it some thou...

@sm77 Your link got deleted automatically by our forum software. Please retry, adding spaces e.g. blah . blah . com / blah . html The layer focus ...

All that embedding creates a huge number of threads, which must all be synchronized. I'm not surprised by the CPU usage figures. If you try hard enoug...

I see. I'll put this on the to-do list, but I'm sure there are already MIDI-effect plug-ins available that provide this capability. Ah yes. This ...

This is normal. Unify has a certain amount of overhead due to the way it processes multiple threads. This is mostly inconsequential once "real work" i...

@ro-mix Good suggestions. #3 will be difficult, but I can see why you'd want it. Note you can do this manually, and very accurately, as follows: ...

A fix for this is on the way!

@hammer Check in Unify Settings. A few lines down from the top there's a label "Plugin Windows" on the left, and beside it a checkbox labeled "Alway...