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It's known issue and we're going to release a bug fix shortly. Until then you may use work around including clean reinstallation. So please follow these steps:

1. You need to remove previous Decimort installation. So, go to Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST folder on your Macintosh HD branch and remove Decimort.vst file.

2. Then, go to Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components folder on your Macintosh HD and remove Decimort.component file.

3. Next, go to Library/Application Support/Decimort folder on your Macintosh HD and remove its contents.

4. Now download the latest version of Decimort from D16 web site and go through installation process. Don't open Logic Pro yet.

5. Start Terminal and enter following command:

   auval -v aufx DCm4 d16g

   If will perform validation for Decimort plug-in, it should end with

   AU VALIDATION SUCCEEDED

   sentence at the end. If it won't try to re-enter this command (use cursor up key to recall the last entered command).

6. Now another command for testing 64bit Decimort:

   auval -64 -v aufx DCm4 d16g

   As in previous step, try to rerun the command if validation fails.

7. Start Logic Pro and before loading Decimort run Audio Units Manager (from main menu - Logic Pro -> Preferences -> Audio Units Manger ...)

8. Find Decimort onthe list. Probably the Logic checkbox will be unchecked, if that's the case, check it. Click Done at the bottom and try to load Decimort.