The following provides common troubleshooting steps to resolve potential issues when using MixWave plugins in Logic Pro.

• Plugin Not Showing In Logic Pro
• Logic Pro Crashes When Using Plugin
  • Increase I/O Buffer Size
  • Adjust CPU Core Usage

Plugin Not Showing In Logic Pro

In the event you encounter validation issues within Logic Pro X's Plugin Manager, the following should resolve any validation or functionality issues with MixWave plugins in Logic Pro X.

1. Open Logic Pro X and navigate to Logic Pro X > Settings > Plugin Manager in the menu.

2. In the Plugin Manager, locate MixWave from the list of developers.

3. Find the MixWave plugin in the list of plugins and perform the following actions:

   • Click the validation checkmark next to the MixWave plugin.
   • Select "Reset and Rescan Plugins".

4. After the rescan, click "Full Audio Unit Reset" for a complete reset of the plugin.

Logic Pro Crashes When Using Plugin

In the event Logic Pro is crashing when a plugin is used within the project file, it may be due to a CPU usage limit. The following have been known to resolve the issue.

Increase I/O Buffer Size

1. Open Logic Pro.
2. Go to Logic Pro > Settings (Preferences) > Audio.
3. In the Devices tab, locate the I/O Buffer Size setting.
4. Increase the buffer size (e.g., from 128 to 256 or 512 samples).

NOTE: A higher buffer size reduces CPU load but increases latency.

Adjust CPU Core Usage

1. Go to Logic Pro > Settings (Preferences) > Audio > Devices.
2. Look for the Processing Threads setting.
3. Choose Automatic to let Logic Pro dynamically allocate CPU cores. Alternatively, manually select the maximum available threads if you want to ensure all cores are utilized.