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Sounds like you hit the nail on the head. Those old trial versions are probably no longer compatible with your system. I don't know whether you can download trial versions of MS20 and Wavestation, but if you can, download the latest versions and try those. I've got the latest version of MS-20 and ...

I don't know what's the cause of your problem—never had problems with my Korg Legacy stuff crashing on opening. Often this sort of thing can be caused by corrupt preference files. You could try to move your Korg preferences to the desktop (they're in User/Library/Preferences on a Mac—I don't know the ...

I don't have Wavestation, but I do use MS-20 on Mavericks. I've had no problems with standalone or AU.

How don't they work? Do they crash on startup or fail to show up in your DAW?

Are you sure they're not in your Components folder? If they appear in Logic's Audio Units Manager then they must be in your Components Folder otherwise Logic would not be able to scan for them. I'm not too sure about emailing the components to you as this is likely to go against the license ...

I bought my Legacy Collection before Korg started selling each synth separately, but I would assume that you would get both the standalones and the plugins. Did you install them using the Korg installer? If so, they should be installed in their proper locations. Although you did say that they do ...

I use the Analog Legacy Collection in Logic Pro 9.1.6, OSX 10.6.8 with no problems. Are you sure the AU plugins are in the correct folder (HD/Library/Audio/Plug-ins/Components or User/Library/Audio/Plug-ins/Components). Also (if you're a Logic user - which DAW do you use?) check the Audio Units ...

As I said in the first sentence of my previous message - in the Presets folder within the the Korg Legacy folder, where all the apps are - Applications/Korg Legacy/Presets.

I keep all mine in the Presets folder within the the Korg Legacy folder, where all the apps are. I on OSX 10.6.5 and have never had any problems. If you want to make a particular bank your default bank you need to click on the name of the synth on the GUI (eg. KORG Polysix - I only have the analogue ...

Just to answer your first question (I don't have the Digital Edition - just the Analog Edition), make sure you're running Logic in 32 bit mode. KLCDE is still only 32 bit. They won't show up in Logic if you're running it in 64 bit mode. Click on the Logic app icon and 'Get Info' (under Finder's File ...

I have pretty much the same specs that you have - Logic 9.1.1 and OSX 10.6.4 - and have no problems running Legacy AE within Logic. You mentioned that the Legacy AUs aren't in your Components folder. If you've correctly installed Legacy AE then you ought to have the Audio Units versions in your ...

Sounds like you're opening Logic in 64 bit mode rather than 32 bit. Korg Legacy instruments are still 32 bit. If you're in 64 bit mode they won't be accessible to you even though they show up in the Audio Units Manager. Go to your Applications folder and to click on the Logic app icon, then choose ...

What exactly is your problem?

I use Korg Legacy Analog Edition with the dongle in Logic 9.1.1 (OSX 10.6.3) and have no problems.

Perhaps if you describe exactly what problems you're experiencing then it will easier for others to help you.

I should add that I also use KLC with Cubase SX3 and don't have any problems with LegacyCell, so it's a Logic issue, although Pete, it sounds like you have more problems than I do. LegacyCell is only muted for the first program change after I open the project - then after that it functions as it ...

I have the same problem in Logic 8. The only workaround I have is to write in a program change (not the one I want to use) and then a few clicks later to write in the program change that I want. That solves the mute problem when when I reopen the project. For some reason LegacyCell doesn't want to ...