Originally Posted by: cojoncio 
Originally Posted by: snattack 
For remote usage of plugins and libraries, I'll look into Audiogridder instead in the future.
That's what I'm doing as well( loading all libraries disabled). It takes a little longer to access instruments (enable) and projects can be quite big with lots of instruments loaded but it's much cleaner.
Originally Posted by: Ben 
Hi there!
We are currently in the process of finishing and testing Apple Silicon compatibility for our software.
We can't announce an ETA yet, but we'll let you know as soon as we are confident everything works as expected.
Best, Ben
Thanks for the update!
I have this problem as well. Waves Grand Rhapsody opens fine in other hosts but not in VEP, it just says (samples not loaded". Any ideas?
Originally Posted by: Michael Canavan 
I've always found it amusing how people who project this image of "sensitiveness" often fall short of that supposed ideal. Your quote states something different than your post.
Yeah, but when will can expect a VST3/M1 native version?
This seems to happen when I host VEP in Komplete Kontrol.
VEP is garbled when exporting in Cubase (both Cubase 12 AND 11). I've tried various buffer settings in Cubase and various processor settings in VEP and I can't get rid of it, seems to happen more on intense instruments like Keyscape and IK Hammond B-3x. All non VEP instruments are fine.
Yes, when I try to open a VEP server project saved on my Windows computer, it won't open on my mac
I can't edit instruments with new VEP Pro 7 on my mac air m1. When i press the instrument, nothing happens.
Yes, when I try to load an old VEP project on my Mac M1, the project is greyed out and won't load. What do we do?
Any ide when a VST3 Apple Silicon version of VEP Pro 7 will arrive?
Originally Posted by: Charles-Zoltan de Leissè 
I had a long and bad experience with the elicenser, and it's no longer working on m1 (not sad)
Mine works fine on my Macbook Air M1 (Cubase and VEP)
It may not be legit to use the studio's dongle - not sure that VSL grants site licenses.
I'm not sure what that means but it's all moot because VSL is not going to have computer licenses anyway.
We either have to have a dongle or be connected 24/7 to the internet.
I gather you've never worked in in a studio other than you're own right? Been there/done that and not everyone has the same things you work with. Not all licenses are site-wide but only good for one person. And if I need to go to a backup machine having the license on a dongle makes it super easy. I guess you've never had a system take a dump on you.
I've worked in lots of other studios but not one that had VEP installed and didn't have a dongle!