Plugins - dll files (1 Viewer)

[Beanstalk]

This is probably a retarded question, but how and ever...

I have a few freeware plug-ins that I got as .dll files. Back in my PC days, I'd just throw these in the appropriate folder and Cubase would recognise them.

I'm now using Pro-tools on a Macbook. Is there anywhere I can put these dll files to make them work in Protools?

Or is there any other way to make these dll plug-ins work on the Mac? Can they be wrapped?

 

[Red_Dog]

You should have taught about that before you turned your back on Bill Gates

Think you have to use an adapter like the below, I'm not a Mac user though.Ive also never bought magic beans instead of a cow!

http://www.fxpansion.com/index.php?page=15

 

[Beanstalk]

You should have taught about that before you turned your back on Bill Gates

Think you have to use an adapter like the below, I'm not a Mac user though.Ive also never bought magic beans instead of a cow!

http://www.fxpansion.com/index.php?page=15

Well I'm still in bed with Bill, as its an intel-Macbook, but I rarely use Windows on it...too much of a pain rebooting, just to use a specific plug-in.

I have the fxpansion wrapper, but its not always successful...so maybe I need to copy the dll files to a specific folder beforehand.

 

[Red_Dog]

heres a vid of a billy idol look-a-like talking about that yoke so maybe its worth a look

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