Ya, my iZotope plugins were working, too, initially, on my Intel iMac, but the they stopped later. But most importantly it all works in Logic natively without needing Rosetta. Ventura 13.0.1 hey there- mine is working. I realize VST3 support is in beta and coming soon, so hopefully, iZotope eventually supports Ventura. Has anyone else been successful in using the Tonal Balance Control 2 VST on Ventura? I'm not sure why all was well, initially, but it clearly went bad later. On the off-chance that that did something, I used Time Machine to restore those troublesome VSTs back to a date before I bought and installed Ozone 10, which did allow me to finally complete the plug-in scans in Logic and Reason, only to then ID these specific VSTs that were crashing, And this all may have happened after purchasing Ozone 10 Advanced (which is VST3-only, so unused in Reason at the moment). It's just Relay and Tonal Balance Control 2 VSTs that are crashing. Interestingly, Ozone 8 VST still works fine in Reason on Ventura. Only after all this and filing a ticket with iZotope did I locate their macOS Ventura incompatibility notice. I finally was able to get a plug-in scan to complete in Reason and Logic and identify that iZotope Relay.vst and Tonal Balance Control 2.vst were crashing. Then, I noticed I lost my Reason license on the computer and had to remedy that in my Reason Studios account. I reinstalled macOS Ventura twice, then did a file migration from my Time Machine backups, but no joy. Not sure if a recent update with Reason or macOS caused this, but it broke badly. I couldn't get Reason or Logic to complete their VST plug-in scans, despite this previously working in Ventura, despite iZotope stating that their products are not yet supported on macOS 13 Ventura. After upgrading to macOS Ventura 13.0.1, my iZotope VSTs were still working in Reason 12.

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