Thanks, Hans.
I think it's unlikely that the problem you're having is due to the CPU architecture, especially since you're only having the problem with certain organs.
Please try:
- Exit Hauptwerk.
- Make sure that you haven't set macOS to launch Hauptwerk automatically when it boots.
- Make sure that all available macOS updates are applied.
- Also, for good measure, make sure that you have the latest version of iLok License Manager installed. You could either use '
Help | Check for Application Updates' within iLok License Manager, or simply download and re-instal the latest version from:
https://ilok.com/- Reboot the Mac again, log in, and wait 60 seconds or so, to make sure everything has had ample time to finish booting.
- Launch Hauptwerk via one of the other '
Hauptwerk (alt config N)' configurations. (Pick one that you don't normally use, so that you won't lose anything valuable by resetting its settings.)
- Use '
File | Revert all settings to factory defaults' within that configuration, OK, then exit, then re-launch that same configuration.
- Select the Mac's built-in output as the audio device when prompted (leaving the default of 48 kHz selected as the sample rate), and make sure that no MIDI ports at all are ticked when when prompted to select MIDI ports. Leave all other settings at their defaults.
- Load St. Anne's, leaving all rank options at their defaults when prompted.
- On the '
Audio, MIDI and Performance' large control panel, set the '
Audio: Trim dB' to 0 (so that any signal activity will be easily visible on the signal level meter).
- Use the mouse to turn on all of the virtual stops on the Great, then click on some virtual Great keys.
Do you then hear audio through (through the Mac's built-in output/speakers)? If not, do you see any signal activity on the '
Audio, MIDI and Performance' large control panel's audio signal level meter when clicking on the keys?
Best regards, Martin.
Hauptwerk software designer/developer, Milan Digital Audio.