Trying to record in automation does nothing, as if you're not turning a knob/fader in Omni (The idea being you're not first selecting it, but it gets 'selected' when printing during recording).
#LOGIC PRO X 10.7.2 PRO#
In Logic Pro 10.7.3 Omnisphere does not show as an option in the Automation Parameter drop down at all (your first pic), which means you cannot add/edit/use host automation. 2nd pic you see just Numbers for the Parameters !!ĮDIT#2: and for you Pro Tools users // just Numbers in the Auto Menu !!!Sadly, that's it. I tried a few things like recording in Automation with Omnisphere and Pigments 3, but nada.ĮDIT: under Native. I've gone back to 10.7.2 for the time being as a handful of my plugins are unable to use automation on Logic Pro 10.7.3 with my Intel-based Mac. I’d be interested to know if anyone here can reproduce the issue. Here’s the thread where most the conversation is happening: Users running on Apple Silicon and running everything natively with Logic Pro 10.7.3 have confirmed everything is working as expected. Users on Big Sur and Monterey have said they can reproduce the issue, and there’s a running list of plugins/manufacturers that are affected.
It seems to only affect intel-based systems and Apple Silicon systems running Rosetta (I guess this points to the Intel code?). Showing Automation and clicking the Automation Parameter Track Header drop down, affected plugins don’t display as an option to select and thus you cannot automate them. Various 3rd party plugins are completely missing the option to use Host Automation. Hasn’t been “officially” confirmed by Apple or any other 3rd party developers but there’s a lot of users confirming it and Arturia has added it to their list of current investigations per one comment.
There’s a pretty crippling bug that’s getting talked about over at the Logic Pro Help forums.
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