Just got my copy of Logic Audio Platinum 6 today and am a bit disappointed. On MacOS X 10.2.2 it doesn't install at all. It says it needs MacOS X 10.2 or greater to work. Really ridiculous. On OS 9 it has some nice new features borrowed from ProTools, but that's ok. But it's not that much new stuff for the EUR 139,- it costs you. And the fact I still don't get a new manual is crazy, but that's been discussed here before. All in all, nice new things, but a little expensive for what you get. Remco BTW Anyone know how to install Logic on MacOS X 10.2.2? Imagine you buy a EUR 900,- software package and it won't even install...

On Friday, February 28, 2003, at 10:02 AM, Remco Muntz wrote: > Just got my copy of Logic Audio Platinum 6 today and am a bit > disappointed. On MacOS X 10.2.2 it doesn't install at all. It says it > needs MacOS X 10.2 or greater to work. Really ridiculous. > On OS 9 it has some nice new features borrowed from ProTools, but > that's ok. But it's not that much new stuff for the EUR 139,- it costs > you. And the fact I still don't get a new manual is crazy, but that's > been discussed here before. > All in all, nice new things, but a little expensive for what you get. > > Remco > > BTW Anyone know how to install Logic on MacOS X 10.2.2? Imagine you buy > a EUR 900,- software package and it won't even install... The current version of OSX is 10.2.4. I know that 10.2.3 introduced some important under-the-hood improments related to audio so why not just update your system? It's free... fwiw there have been some reports of problems with 10.2.4 and MOTU828s. I have had no problem with 10.2.4 and my MOTU896 however.

Remco Muntz <rmuntz@...> writes: >Just got my copy of Logic Audio Platinum 6 today and am a bit >disappointed. On MacOS X 10.2.2 it doesn't install at all. It says it >needs MacOS X 10.2 or greater to work. Really ridiculous. I know it works perfectly fine on 10.2.3. You can upgrade to this for free. I don't know about 10.2.2 (this hasn't been current for many weeks now). 10.2.4 is actually the most current, but I definitely know that 10.2.3 works fine. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Todd Richmond <todd@n...> wrote: > ***********fwiw there have been some reports of problems with 10.2.4 > and MOTU828s. I have had no problem with 10.2.4 and my MOTU896 > however.*********** SAY WHAT? How can you have a problem from 2 different machines that use the same driver. My 828 works fine in 10.2.4

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "bigbaby955 <bigbaby987@h...>" <bigbaby987@h...> wrote: > --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Todd Richmond <todd@n...> wrote: > > ***********fwiw there have been some reports of problems with 10.2.4 > > and MOTU828s. I have had no problem with 10.2.4 and my MOTU896 > > however.*********** > > SAY WHAT? > How can you have a problem from 2 different machines that use the > same driver. My 828 works fine in 10.2.4 That's interesting what you say about the 896 because I still can't get Logic to boot unless I go through the work around of switching sample rates in the motu console to get it to boot. I tried installing OS X on my SCSI drive and re-installed everything on that drive and still Logic won't boot half the time. Anyone else have any experiences with the 896, the MOTU OS X driver and Logic 5.5/6? Let me know. Evan

On Friday, February 28, 2003, at 10:34 PM, beathive123 <beathive@...> wrote: > Anyone else have any experiences with the 896, the MOTU OS X driver > and Logic 5.5/6? I am using OSX 10.2.4 and 896. Works great. Yavuz AKYAZICI Guitar Player http://yavuzmusic.com Logic Setup: Ti-Book1GHZ/1GIGRAM Logic 5.5 EXS24 Kontakt Useless Sample Tank XL LogicControl MOTU 896 Focusrite Octo-Pre 2 X Lacie120Gb D2 Firewire Drive (Rack-mounted)