- #Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite install
- #Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite drivers
- #Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite update
- #Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite driver
- #Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite full
#Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite drivers
I'm also using the 10.3.3 drivers on Mavericks 10.9.5 from all my tests.Īs i've state previously I'm using one of the Core 2 Duo systems that apparently just doesn't want to work without a hub for some odd reasons.
#Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite install
Something else I noticed between the drivers that the 10.3.9 drivers doesn't install like 10.3.3 does, so maybe that could be an issue who knows.ġ0.3.9 appears to be useless on Yosemite, while 10.3.3 seems to work at least for me. I noted that it took about 30 seconds to register it was connected, but after unplug/replug it worked instantly.
I decided to take a crack at the 10.3.3 drivers again same approach install/uninstalled about 4 times, and bam it all worked again with no issues.
I did this about 4 times with no results.
#Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite driver
So today I uninstalled the Mbox 2 driver 10.3.3 manually, and then installed the new 10.3.9 that was released earlier this month, unfortunately that killed all connections I had with the Mbox, it would say unable to connect to Mbox 2, and all the lights would be super dim.
#Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite full
Because I was running the new OS via USB 2.0 thumb drive, I've decided to copy it over to an external hard drive and now were at full speed. Well I did some more testing last night, and today after work. Im a person who always wants to jump on the newest thing, but I always do my own personal research/testing prior to doing it, but this expression always remains true "If it ain't broke, don't fix it".īest of luck to those who make the jump to Yosemite :) I used to use Protools 7 and 8 before it wasn't supported properly on Lion and up, I will be doing a fresh install on my main drive once I've backed up everything I've needed, but for those who wanted to take the plunge these are the results which have been positive so far. The only reasons why I was testing Yosemite was to make sure the drivers for the Mbox 2 would work. A side note Mbox 2 sound works Mavericks 10.9.5 w/hub which is currently not supported/approved by Avid. The result was the same as the Public Beta, sound output worked only when Mbox 2 was connected to a USB Hub just like Mavericks.
#Will logic pro 7 run on yosemite update
So today I was finally able to update my Yosemite Public Beta thumbdrive to the full retail version of Yosemite, it took several hours mostly because it's a USB 2.0 but not the less. The only way to get sound was using a USB hub as per the directions of Avid for people of Intel Core 2 Duo systems like myself. Sorry I've been a lil busy since my last post, and never really got around to posting my results from the public beta updates until today.Īll Yosemite public betas (1-6) all worked the same way as they do on Mavericks (Intel Core 2 Duo), Mbox 2 outputs no sound when connected directly to USB ports, only on the the first beta did I actually get sound sound directly connected, and that was very spotty.
I'm someone who likes to be on the newest OS whenever possible, but if something works for you and you have full compatibility don't change anything. Just thought I would share my experience, and hope that when the final software is released this Fall that everything will work the way it should (As it currently stands). I don't own current Protools software (10 & 11), so I can't test this or answer anything about that. Then I tried pulling the USB out and plugging it back in, and after the system recognized that the Mbox 2 was attached, it wouldn't continue playback of sound like it did when the system first started, but if I refreshed the webpage in Safari the playback would start again, but only after I refreshed the page.Īs updates for OS X 10.10 Yosemite Public Beta come along I will continue to test these drivers out in the same capacity. After installing the drivers and plugging it in and booting up Safari (only thing I was able to get sound out of) and testing a youtube clip the sound worked right away but made a few stutters before perfect playback, that could also be because I've booted the OS from USB. I can also say that I've had success with the Mbox 2 directly plugged into my USB ports of my Mid 2010 Macbook Pro, but that it was spotty very spotty. Everything worked as my current Mavericks setup does. I tested it with Logic, Safari Playback via Youtube, and iTunes. I've been granted access to the Yosemite Public Beta, and after a couple of hours of testing on external HD this morning I can confirm that the current Mbox 2 10.3.3 drivers work the same way as they do on Mavericks (I'm currently on 10.9.2) with the use of a USB hub. Im a Macbook user who has a Intel Core 2 Duo system, and currently use Mavericks as my main OS.
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