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February 1, 2022 9:22 am
Spitfire Audio has released a new LABS library - Glass Piano is a free library of Philip Glass's personal grand piano. You can download the free library for the LABS Plug-In here:
AND - of course we have already UNIFIED the patches and integrated them into our FREE Unified LABS Library for our Unify PlugIn. I added the 6 Patches PLUS 4 BONUS Patches for a total of 450 Patches for ALL of the 46 free LABS Libraries:
It's FREE because we LOVE all of our customers and love showing off all the incredible things Unify can do with awesome libraries like the 46 that = Spitfire LABS!
NOTE: UPDATED 2/6/2022 - The "KEY - Glass Piano [Modified]" has been re-saved without "Modified" in the Patch name. Nothing else changed so this is a totally optional minimal update.
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February 6, 2022 2:15 pm
Thanks for this free Philip Glass library. I recently bought Unify, after buying some of you great Omnisphere libraries, and I'm very happy with it. I'd like to ask about Spitfire Labs. How can I load these patches to be able to play with them but also to avoid the error-message that these patches can not be loaded? Also the Philip Glass piano does not download. I did not find the answer in the forum. Please find attached a picture of my screen. Hope to hear from you.
Bye,
Jaap.
February 6, 2022 5:31 pm
The red text indicates that Unify does not know where to find the LABS (64 bit) VST plug-in. You need to register it as described here in the Unify manual. You must register the VST, not the VST3; the plug-in file will be called LABS (64 Bit).dll.
You will also need to register the VST for the Philip Glass piano in the same way.
February 7, 2022 11:59 am
@getdunne Hello, thanks for your reaction. I already did the scan. But I just noticed that I did not have the Labs-app so I registered to Spitfire Audio to be able to download the Philip Glass piano. However, there is a download issue so I just wrote to their Support.. I will write back, thanks again,
February 9, 2022 6:34 pm
@getdunne After help from Spitfires Support everything is working ok now. When installing software from Spitfire there seemed to be a known problem related to Mac. I'll copy the answer because it could be some help to others. Thanks and bye, Jaap.
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February 9, 2022 6:39 pm
Thank you for sharing this with the whole group! I will pass on to John and Taylor, so they're aware of this Spitfire issue.
Thank you for getting in touch. I'm sorry you're experiencing this issue with the app.
This is a common Mac-related issue and requires a Terminal fix if reinstalling the app doesn't work.
Please follow these steps:
1) Open the Terminal program (this program is preinstalled on all Macs)
2) Copy and paste the Terminal Command from below into Terminal
3) Press Enter
4) Enter your computer password (please note Terminal will not show as inputting characters when you are typing this in)
5) Press enter again
6) Quit Terminal
Here is the line you will need to copy and paste into Terminal.
I've attached a short video on how to go about doing this if you need.
This should resolve the Helper Tool issue and allow you to use the Spitfire Audio app. If the problem persists, please let me know if and I can escalate this to our technical team for further troubleshooting.
All the best,
Sarah
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