Re: Pro tools 12 and Mac OS Sierra

[Rocco Fiorentino]

 The water is fine, as long as you are not above 10.11.3. If you are, ProTools 
will not work correctly at all. But at least on 10.11.3 you can get by. 10.12 
is unbelievable!  I haven't put it on my main computer yet, simply because it's 
a beta and I'm afraid of it crashing, etc. But I did put it through a session 
and it works great. Make sure both security updates and OS X updates our 
unchecked in the app store system  preference pain. If you need to go down to 
10.11.3, email me off list and I'd be happy to help.

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Re: Pro tools 12 and Mac OS Sierra

[Sean A. Cummins]

Chuck,

I've been using 12.5.1 HD since it came out, and it fixed a lot of the
laggyness among other issues.

Jump in, the water's fine!  Grin!

Sean


On 6/28/16, Vaughn Brown  wrote:
> That is handy to know. Thank you Rocco!
> Vaughn
>
> On 6/28/16, CHUCK REICHEL  wrote:
>> Hi Rocco,
>> Thats excellent news! :)
>> Have you put Pro Tools (12.5.1) through an actual session yet?
>> I've been tolerating pt 12.5 with El Capitan for a while and was
>> wondering
>> if apple would fix things!
>> Let us know?
>> Chuck
>>
>>
>> On Jun 28, 2016, at 3:07 PM, Rocco Fiorentino wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I just wanted to post something interesting I found with the latest
>>> version of Pro Tools (12.5.1) and the new beta of Mac OS 10.12, sierra.
>>> I
>>> installed the beta on a 2012 MacBook Pro laptop, and Pro Tools runs
>>> quicker and more responsive then I’ve ever seen it. There’s no playback
>>> issues, lagging with VO, etc. Obviously PT does not officially support
>>> this OS, as it’s not even out to the public yet, but I thought it was
>>> interesting that a simple update to the Mac operating system would fix
>>> so
>>> many longstanding bugs and miscellaneous issues with Pro Tools and
>>> related
>>> software.
>>>
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Re: Pro tools 12 and Mac OS Sierra

[CHUCK REICHEL]

Hi Rocco,
Thats excellent news! :)
Have you put Pro Tools (12.5.1) through an actual session yet?
I've been tolerating pt 12.5 with El Capitan for a while and was wondering if 
apple would fix things!
Let us know?
Chuck


On Jun 28, 2016, at 3:07 PM, Rocco Fiorentino wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> I just wanted to post something interesting I found with the latest version 
> of Pro Tools (12.5.1) and the new beta of Mac OS 10.12, sierra. I installed 
> the beta on a 2012 MacBook Pro laptop, and Pro Tools runs quicker and more 
> responsive then I’ve ever seen it. There’s no playback issues, lagging with 
> VO, etc. Obviously PT does not officially support this OS, as it’s not even 
> out to the public yet, but I thought it was interesting that a simple update 
> to the Mac operating system would fix so many longstanding bugs and 
> miscellaneous issues with Pro Tools and related software.
> 
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Pro tools 12 and Mac OS Sierra

[Rocco Fiorentino]

Hi All,

I just wanted to post something interesting I found with the latest version of 
Pro Tools (12.5.1) and the new beta of Mac OS 10.12, sierra. I installed the 
beta on a 2012 MacBook Pro laptop, and Pro Tools runs quicker and more 
responsive then I’ve ever seen it. There’s no playback issues, lagging with VO, 
etc. Obviously PT does not officially support this OS, as it’s not even out to 
the public yet, but I thought it was interesting that a simple update to the 
Mac operating system would fix so many longstanding bugs and miscellaneous 
issues with Pro Tools and related software.

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