Goran K

I'm using Max on an M1 Mac and the mira.multitouch object doesn't load unless I run Max using Rosetta. Is there any official info on the matter? I've tried following the steps in 

Alternatively, is there a guide on how to completely uninstall Max on Mac and making a fresh install?

I'm using Max on an M1 Mac and the mira.multitouch object doesn't load unless I run Max using Rosetta. Is there any official info on the matter? I've tried following the steps in this article but to no avail.

Hi,
I'm using Max on an M1 Mac and the mira.multitouch object doesn't load unless I run Max using Rosetta. Is there any official info on the

mira-multitouch-under-arm-could-not-load-due-to-'incorrect-architecture'

. You can just install over top of your previous install. Mira has been M1-native compatible since Max 8.2.0.

Just download the latest (Max 8.2.2) here. You can just install over top of your previous install. Mira has been M1-native compatible since Max 8.2.0.

Well, that's what I already did. Still, when opening a new patcher, mira.multitouch does not load. I'll try performing a clean install...

@GORAN Maybe you have another version of mira.multitouch in your search path? Are you working from a Project or a Max for Live device that perhaps contains an old external? 

@GORAN Maybe you have another version of mira.multitouch in your search path? Are you working from a Project or a Max for Live device that perhaps contains an old external? Drop a note to Support if you are still having problems.

Solved! Turns out I had a Max patch in ~/Documents/Max 8/Library that contained an outdated external. After deleting it and following the instructions in 

Solved! Turns out I had a Max patch in ~/Documents/Max 8/Library that contained an outdated external. After deleting it and following the instructions in the aforementioned article, it now loads ok. Thanks a lot!

Mira.multitouch under ARM could not load due to 'incorrect architecture'