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Chuck Davis
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 Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 7:26 pm Post subject: Pro Tools and Lion |
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For anyone that might be on the fence, I just installed OSX-Lion on my Macbook Pro. Pro Tools 8.0.3 runs just fine!
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| Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 2:26 pm Post subject: Pro tools and Lion |
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Have you had any weirdness? Im about to switch all of my studio machines to lion because mobile me is going away...
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Chuck Davis
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With PT 8.0.3 it's been fine. Rock solid. As for earlier or later versions I can't say. Check compatability docs and the DUC to be sure. I think I remember reading about a patch for PT 9.
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Benjamin Stovall
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| Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 2:45 pm Post subject: |
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| I'm running PT9.06 (which officially supports Lion) with no issues. |
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Chuck Davis
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| Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 2:52 pm Post subject: |
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Well there ya go.
BTW - Benjamin...very cool avatar!
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Benjamin Stovall
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Thanks Chuck!
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"Back to work! Back to work! Work! Work! Work!"
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georgethetech
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My two cents on iPhone/Pro Tools on the same Mac.
It always seems to lead to trouble...
I just installed PT10 on a Lion Mac and it has been working OK for a client.
Weird thing about PT9/10 is no longer will you get an error message that it can't find your Mbox. It will just switch to another audio device and confuse the user. You decide which is better. It is very nice to bring an Apogee One with your Macbook Air and still have Pro Tools with your processing chain, though.
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Benjamin Stovall
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| Quote: | | Weird thing about PT9/10 is no longer will you get an error message that it can't find your Mbox. It will just switch to another audio device and confuse the user. |
I believe that is due to Pro Tools 9 and above no longer requiring hardware to run. While it might confuse some, it might be a good thing for folks who only want to run with software via Aggregate I/O. |
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