Can Logic 7 pro install on my new I Mac 10.5.4?

If you have Pro 7 then you can buy the upgrade to 8 - which is about a third of the cost of buying 8 itself... you will need the XS key when you first install 8 - you may even have to have 7 installed on your system, though I'm not sure.

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Someone please help!! Can't install logic pro 9 on my new macbook pro 2012

Hi guys,
ive been scrolling the internet for days and actually can't find the solution to my next problem:
I bought the new macbook pro 15" running mac osx 10.7.4.
now i want to install logic 9 on this computer. Before this i've already been using logic on two computers, my Mac Pro and my older macbook pro (2008).
I installed logic pro 9 as in upgrade to Logic pro 8.
Ive tried installing logic pro 8 on the new laptop but it wont let me, says the new macbookpro doesnt support this program anymore.
Now ive tried installing logic 9 on the new macbook pro and it wont allow me. It wont accept my product liscence, I've tried it a hundred times, but it just wont let me.
Im not planning on using the older laptop anymore, should i uninstall logic from it? If so... how come i can't find the location of the liscence?
really hope hearing from u guys soon....
AJ

Sounds like the same issue as this to me: https://discussions.apple.com/message/18640824#18640824
The license says you can only install on one laptop and one desktop machine. Try uninstalling it from the old laptop and see if that fixes it.

Can't instal Logic Pro 9 on my new Mac Book Pro

I installed Logic Pro 9 on my new Mac Book Pro just to receive the Message, the New Mac doesn't Accept old Power Programms...
HELP. I spent so much money just for the reason to use Logic for my music Production.
THANK YOU

Run Disk Utility.
Select the Mac Partition on that drive (Macintosh HD or whatever you called it)
Click (Repair Disk)
Repeat until it comes clean or gets stuck.
Report any error message back here, with exact wording, please.

Logic Pro X can't be installed on "Macintosh HD" because Mac OS X version 10.8.4 or later is required.

Hello,
I want to buy logic pro x and i recieve this message: Logic Pro X can’t be installed on “Macintosh HD” because Mac OS X version 10.8.4 or later is required. what i need to do? thanks!!

Given you apparently are looking for a different answer to the completely obvious one....
You can;
1) Undress.. stand on one leg, wear a very silly hat... whistle "Dixie" and pray to the Gods of Apple that they will somehow magically install LPX for you...
2) Spend your days in the studio wondering what "Mac OS X version 10.8.4 or later is required" actually means... and make up a song in your head baed on the resulting thoughts... Of course, you won't be able to actually record it but maybe thats not such a bad thing for the rest of the world..
3) You could run out to the nearest Apple Store.. spend a small fortune on a new Mac that has "Mac OS X version 10.8.4 or later" already installed and use that to install LPX on.. even though your current Mac may be perfectly capable of running LPX.. if only you actually followed the advice given by Blueberry... and did what the error meassage you orginally received, told you to do...
4) You could simply give up on music entirely.... and spend the rsst of your life.. meditating quietly in a corner.... waiting on the world to do everything for you....
Seriously though...............
There comes a point when it's really hard to take such a question seriously when the answer is there, right in front of you...plain as day...
A) Upgrade your OS X version and then install LPX
or...
B) Do not upgrade your OS X version and do not install LPX.. Do not pass Go.. Do not collect/spend $200......
Pretty simple really!

Can XP be installed on a new i7 macbook pro?

can XP be installed on a new i7 macbook pro?

XP is not supported on a new MacBook Pro. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4410

Logic Pro 9 to a new computer

How can I transfer Logic Pro 9 to a new computer. I've already updated to 9.1.8.
I began with Logic Pro 8 (complete boxed suite), updated to 9 when it came out. Everything worked great. I bought a new computer and I migrated Logic Pro 9 and when I tried to use it I was asked to supply my serial number, I did. Then I was asked for my serial number for Logic Pro 8, I supplied it. Everything seemed to be going well but in the middle of the loading process, it crashes (actually around the time Kontakt 5 is loading).
Questions are: should I uninstall Logic and reinstall it? Can I just install Logic 9 (the update) since 8 came with the old computer and I don't have the discs?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks,
Donaldcarl

Just reinstall=ing Logic never seems to do much and is considered basically a waste of time in almost every case...
So.. while the following is a PITA.. it's the most reliable method to get everything up and running on a new Mac....
1) Reformat the System drive and install OS X using the Recovery partition...
Restart Mac (and when the gray screen appears), hold down the Command (⌘) and R keys.
Note: Dont simply reinstall OS X... Use the menu option to get to the Disk Utility... and reformat System Drive...Then install OS X..
2) Install Logic Pro 9 Update only.... It will ask for both your LP8 and then LP9 serials so enter them...
3) Update LP9 to 9.1.8 using this link...
Logic Pro 9.1.8
4) Test LP9 to ensure its all working
5) Install the latest Audio/Midi drivers if needed..
6) Test LP9 again....
7) Install Kontakt (latest version) or Komplete if that's what you have... and update via NI's Service Center
8) Test LP9 and Kontakt...
9) Now install anything else you use...
(10) Manually copy across all personal data, projects/photos/docs etc.. from old Mac via external HD or Thumb drive...
Dont use Migration..........

Can logic pro 9 be upgraded if i have the Express version?

HI,
Can logic pro 9 be upgraded if i have the Express version?
because when i try to do it, ask me for my Logic Studio SNr. and i just copy my Logic Express SNr. and doesn't work !
Is that normal?

I'm not sure I understand the wording of your question.
If you mean "Can I upgrade Logic Express 9 to Logic Pro 9?" the answer is yes, you can.
When you get the upgrade, if you already had LE9 installed on your system, the installer will already know your existing serial number, and it will be asking you for your new serial number of the upgrade. If you are trying to put in your old serial number here, this won't work, it's the serial number of the upgrade it's asking for.
If you are having serial number issues and believe you are using the correct serial numbers, then you'll need to contact Apple for help.

Can i use Avid mbox pro with logic pro x? And also which mac would be best for using avid pro tools 11 ;)

Can i use Avid mbox pro with logic pro x? And also which mac would be best for using avid pro tools 11

If your info is correct you need to first buy Snow Leopard from the Apple on-line store ($20) install and update to 10.6.8 and then buy Lion from the App Store for $20.

How do I download software such as Logic Pro 9 on my new MacBook Pro with Retina? It has no disc drive

How do I download software such as Logic Pro 9 on my new MacBook Pro with Retina? It has no disc drive

It's available in the App Store as a digital download. You do not need a disc to install software.

Is ok to run Logic Pro X on my new 2013 11inch MacBook Air?

Is ok to run Logic Pro X on my new 2013 11inch MacBook Air?

Yes, you can run LPX on your Macbook Air

Logic Pro 9 (9.0.0). Message You can't use this version of the application Logic Pro 9 with this version of Mac OS X You have Logic Pro 9 9.0.0. I have been told that I can use the Logic Pro 9.1.4 Update (.dmg) which you can download from Apple Logic

Since upgrading to lion, I can't use Logic pro, hope someone can help. thank you
Logic Pro 9 (9.0.0).
Message
You can't use this version of the application Logic Pro 9 with this version of Mac OS X
You have Logic Pro 9 9.0.0.
I have been told that I can use the Logic Pro 9.1.8 Update (.dmg) which you can download from Apple Logic Support, although when I try to upgrade my I get this message:
An eligible Logic Pro version was not found in the Applications folder. This update requires Logic Pro version 9.0 or higher.

Since upgrading to lion, I can't use Logic pro, hope someone can help. thank you
Logic Pro 9 (9.0.0).
Message
You can't use this version of the application Logic Pro 9 with this version of Mac OS X
You have Logic Pro 9 9.0.0.
I have been told that I can use the Logic Pro 9.1.8 Update (.dmg) which you can download from Apple Logic Support, although when I try to upgrade my I get this message:
An eligible Logic Pro version was not found in the Applications folder. This update requires Logic Pro version 9.0 or higher.

Can Logic Pro work with soundfont (sf2) files?

Just curious. I have Garageband and the DLS Music Player has no way to change banks or presets for downloaded sf2 files except by sending a "program change" event from a midi controller. Can logic pro do that? I.e., if I load an sf2 file, can it use different banks and presets within that sf2 file, or is it limited to only the very first of each like Garageband?

Oh, I see, you don't have Logic yet - well, what I meant was that, once you've got your sf2 files into the EXS, just have a track for each different sound (open up an EXS24 on each track). If you need to use a lot of tracks, you can use Logic's 'Bounce in Place' feature, which instantly creates an audio file for you from the software instrument region you've created for any particular sound, so you don't need to think about banks of presets or program changes etc..
Logic comes with a vast array of software instruments and presets for them, along with a huge number of loops, if that's your thing - you may well find that good quality sounds that you want are already there and you won't need to use soundfont files anyway. If you've been using Garageband and want to take your work further, Logic is probably the next, well, logical step.

Can logic pro read sound fonts?

I am currently trying to use Garageband and have reached a couple of cripling limitations.
1) the orchestra instruments I need are not supported (oboe d'amore and baritone oboe)
2) there are free sound fonts available which contain good samples of these instruments but Garageband can only read the FIRST instrument from a sound font? Which basically (in my opinion) means it cannot read a sound font.
Can Logic Pro read soundfonts correctly? Can I use all the instruments from a sound font using Logic Pro?

jimka_2001 wrote:
When you say "can convert sound fonts" do you mean just the first instrument in the sound font, or all of the instruments in a single sound font?
All of the instruments get converted into single patches located inside a folder. Only one set of samples from the soundfont exist, but each patch from the soundfont is available as a single entity. In other words, you don't select the soundfont and have individual patches available within the SF, each patch is loaded as a separate instrument.
Which makes me think... are you sure that Garageband isn't doing this?

I have downloades Logic Pro 9 onto my older modfel Mac Book Pro 1,1 with OS 10.6.8 and 2 GB RAM, according to the rquirements for Logic 9. the program should run, but it won't open. Is my configutation too slow?

I have downloades Logic Pro 9 onto my older modfel Mac Book Pro 1,1 with OS 10.6.8 and 2 GB RAM, according to the rquirements for Logic 9. the program should run on OS 10.6.8. with 2 GB RAM, 4 GB better, but it won't open. Is my configutation too slow?

Looks as if you're just at the minimum specs - http://www.apple.com/logicpro/specs/. Says 2GB minimum, 4GB recommended. And 2GB of RAM is all the RAM the 1,1 can handle. If I were you I would call Apple's App Store service center - you have the minimum requirements, as I read it, but perhaps you need a faster processor?
I had a 1,1 but sold it when I bought my late 2011 in March of this year - maybe it's time to look at a new machine?
Clinton

Xcode Install Assistant can't be installed on Macintosh HD because Mac OS X version 10.7 or later is required.

I am a new user on a mac. I was given a mac to use for work and I need to install Ruby, Ruby on Rails. The Ruby install instructions said to install Xcode first.
The mac os x is 10.6.8. I had a problem trying to install xcode because it said the operatin system version was not compatible .. Then I found xcode version 4.2 but it then said "Xcode Install Assistant can't be installed on Macintosh HD because Mac OS X version 10.7 or later is required."

The message kind of says it all. It needs a more current version of the OS to install. Mavericks is free if your machine meets the specs for it.

Can Logic 7 pro install on my new I Mac 10.5.4?

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