You have to wait for all of your apps and plugins and templates to be compatible first. Most of that due to years of experience, not because I use a Mac.ĪLL APPS have this same issue with ever MacOS update. Probably because I have faster turnarounds with better quality than they do. I'm surrounded daily by Windows users, no one ever says a word to me about using a Mac. If they do, that's their problem, not yours or mine. Why do you have to justify using FCP? PC users don't give a crap what we Mac users are doing. I believe that Coremelt Application Manager is still a beta release, not a public release. In the meantime of course, as with many other apps, they can run via Rosetta 2, as mentioned.Ĭ/blogs/news/how-to-use-corem.-on-apple-m1-silicon Hopefully the remaining plugs get wrapped up soon. The Silicon Native version of Lock & Load has just been released according to recent mailout and blog post.Ĭ/blogs/news/lock-and-load-is.apple-silicon-nativeĪlso, the new Coremelt Application Manager is also released, which at the very least, will advise as soon as new versions are available.Ĭ/pages/coremelt-manager-application Those issues needed to be resolved by Apple before the programming team could fully engage on converting the legacy plugins over, to ensure no loss of functionality. I work with Coremelt frequently on projects, and can confirm that there have been significant hurdles since M1 launch which actually caused certain routines to behave significantly *slower* than on Rosetta, and led to several major code-breaking changes.

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