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Have you got your problem sorted? Since getting the license for Pod Farm that can be used with any interface I haven't run into any further problems. Recently, I've moved away from using the Tone Port and went with a UR22c. It works fine with the latest mac OS too. It requires no drivers, no authorization to initialize. The best thing about the UR22c is, if you leave the monitor speakers on there isn't any pop when the OS boots / shuts down. The only downside is the URC22c does not have as many outputs.

Have you got your problem sorted? Since getting the license for Pod Farm that can be used with any interface I haven't run into any further problems. I've moved away from using the Tone Port and went with a UR22c. It works fine with the latest mac OS too. The best thing about the URC22 is, if you leave the monitor speakers on there isn't any pop when the OS boots / shuts down.

I installed the latest mac OS tone port drivers Line 6 Audio Universal Driver 1.0.0. to test something on a 2018 Intel mac Mini running 13.3.1 (22E261). Things worked fine however, now that testing is over, I went to uninstall the drivers using the driver uninstaller and got this message How do I manually remove all traces of the driver, just the driver? Thank you

They both hang for a long time on the splash screen. Garage Band too when using Pod Farm as UI plugin. I have a version of Pod Farm licensed for use with any Interface. Mac Mini 2018 Intel based. I restored and image of the hard drive putting back to right before the update and it is fine again on 12.6

Long and possibly confusing 2018 Intel based mac Pod Farm 2.5.9 Pod Farm worked for me on Monterey but I have a Pod Farm license that doesn't require a Tone Port type device. When I was just using my Tone Port Gold DI, which comes authorized for Pod Farm and all the model packs, it did not work properly past Catalina. For me the License Manager would not authorize the Tone Port to work with the model packs. I got a separate Pod Farm license that would work with any Interface. So my Tone Port DI was now able to work again with Pod Farm as stand alone app and AU plug-in. Eventually I got a new non Line 6 Interface and everything was still fine. UNTIL the latest Monterey update. 12.6.1 There was an update for Monterey released the same day Ventura dropped 10/24/. I got that Monterey update and Pod Farm no longer loads as a stand alone app or as a plug in for Garage Band. Neither will load. I just discovered this 10 minutes ago. Luckily, I have an imaging server with a back up of the mac OS drive prior to the update. I am restoring it now. The last version of mac OS that worked best was Catalina. I'm considering going back to it. My current Interface doesn't have Ventura drivers yet so I can't test that. Ok, the old image of the hard drive was restored and all is working fine. It was definitely 12.6.1 update that caused the problem

Hello, I am running macOS Monterey on an Intel based mac. I've installed the latest drivers and the latest Pod Farm 2.59. When I start Garage Band, I get this error. Any ideas how to make it go away? Thank you

I've read that but found it to be inaccurate. The pinned topic lists the POD Studio/Toneport and license manager as compatible. They are not. The Tone Port DI Gold which comes licensed for Pod Farm and all the model packs will not authorize properly on Big Sur or Monterey (Intel based mac).

Can anyone confirm Pod Farm 2.59 works as a standalone and as plug-in on Monterey/Garageband? I had trouble with license manager activating a Tone Port on any mac OS version newer than Catalina. Now I have a separate license for Pod Farm and the model packs (not tied to the Tone Port device) and will be using another Interface.

Hello, I upgraded to High Sierra, I installed the latest license manager before the upgrade. I am not able to use the plug ins with High Sierra. I tried de-authorizing and re-authorizing but no go. Apparently they no longer work for Pro Logic either. Please advise. Thank you.