keithfgoddard
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I came across a third-party VST bridging tool: JBridge, for which there is a Mac variant. I loaded the demo and all the POD Farm VSTs loaded up correctly. I'll have a play and report any downsides.
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I experimented by opening Cubase 7 in 32-bit mode and the POD Farm plugins all appeared correctly. So, this appears to be some sort of bridging issue in Cubase? I thought the Line6 plugins were 64-bit. They're described as being VST 2.4 (i386) in the Cubase plugin information page.
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The POD Farm 2 application is running in 64-bit mode. Curiously, if I look at the info on the VSTs, the Mac declares their kind to be Pro-Tools Plug-in (32-bit). The Open with drop down only offers ProTools. If I search for others Cubase is greyed out.
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I located the vat files in Library/audio/plug-ins/VST/line 6. There was only one copy of each VST. I decided to delete them and reinstall from the 2.55 download. The VSTs were recreated in the same folder and, again, there was only one of each VST. I started Cubase and they would only open as though they were 32-bit. I checked the Cubase VST plugin page and it is pointing at this folder.
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I am running Cubase 7 on iMac OS X 10.8.5. The POD Farm 2 plug-ins look like they're being bridged from 32 bit, i.e. they appear in small windows that you click on to edit. This greys out the rest of Cubase whilst you edit. The POD Farm pages state that the plugin is compatible with 64-bit DAWs but something seems wrong on my system.