Does anyone know if it is possible and how you re-install Logic X? I have huge problems with the "Scanning Audio Units" - procedure everytime at each startup (also in 9). I have been trying to throw cache away...removing plug-ins but with no result and I´m really frustrated now. Maybe a reinstall can help in some way...the au validation tool might be corrupt or something. This problem wasn´t around before upgrading to Logic x. Please please help me if you have the slightest idea of what I can do.

Hi, It might be worth moving ALL plugins from your Audio/Plugins/Components folder and then testing Logic Pro X. It sounds more like a rogue plugin could be causing this issue. I'd especially recommend removing any 32-bit plugins as Logic Pro X is 64-bit only. Any joy? Best,

Hello Rounik and thank you for replying. It turns out that this Audio Scanning problem actually does not has to do with Logic X. I had upgraded my OS to Mountain Lion just before buing Logic X and after that, my problem began. The "scanning audio units process" takes place on each start-up of a project - in Logic 9! I had to make a reinstallation of Mountain Lion OS (after having temporarly gone back to v10.6.8 via time capsule) and thus now, at the moment I don´t have Logic X installed, but will download it again as soon as my problem get fixed (I really hope it can...). Any suggestions on how I can go about this strange behaviour? What can it be? Regards Tom

Hi there, I had this problem until last night. Here's what i did. 1.Trash Audio Unit Cache ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.audiounits.cache 2.Reboot in recovery mode: Command+R 3.Repair your permission with Disk Utility from there 4.Reboot, launch logic pro x and let it scan your plugins. I got Automap too, but it's not related to that. This should sort out the issue of scanning on every launch. Best Rob