Logic Pro X does natively support the VST format . Instead, it uses Apple’s proprietary Audio Units (AU)
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While users often colloquially refer to all third-party instruments as "VSTs," Logic Pro X technically does not support the VST format. For a plugin to function within Logic, the developer must compile it specifically as an Audio Unit component. Consequently, when purchasing plugins for Logic, users must verify AU compatibility. Most modern third-party "VSTs" are distributed as dual-format installers, containing both VST (for other DAWs) and AU (for Logic) components. Logic Pro X does natively support the VST format