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macOS updates almost always break a lot of audio apps. You're better off waiting a few point updates and checking with the vendors of the apps you use before up
by cageface 6y ago
macOS updates almost always break a lot of audio apps. You're better off waiting a few point updates and checking with the vendors of the apps you use before upgrading.
- lostgame 6y agoI'm still running Mojave. Fuck 'upgrading' to an operating system that kills a ton of 32-bit VST plugins I paid for a decade or so ago that will probably never get updated, while adding no meaningful features of substance for me. I don't need a dark theme. I don't need to be able to answer calls from my iPhone on my Mac or whatever. I just need the software I have paid for, that has worked for 7 consecutive software iterations, to continue to work. I'm in the 'Snow Leopard was peak MacOS / OSX' camp, honestly; having used the OS as a daily driver since 10.3.x...
- pram 6y ago>I just need the software I have paid for, that has worked for 7 consecutive software iterations, to continue to work. This contrasted with your last sentence is amusing because it can be applied to 10.5 (no more CE) 10.6 (no more PPC hardware) and 10.7 (no more Rosetta)