Is the logic 9.1.5 update working ok?

is the logic 9.1.5 update working ok?
just curious before I update...

Something that has been plaguing me since 9.0.0 is Ultrabeat kits loading extremely slow. Like 30 second beachballs just to switch to drag & drop samples. Wasn't a spotlight issue, and kits continued to load normal & quick if opened in L8. I'd never heard anyone else with this complaint. Now in 9.1.5 I can finally switch kits on the fly.
It was also brought to my attention that UB's need for a half millisecond of silence at the beginning of a sample is now fixed. Some experimenting shows that it was fixed as early as 9.1.1. They seemed to have just slipped that one under the radar, as I don't remember reading about it in any updates.

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Just decided to upgrade to logic 9 from my 8 (an upgrade from 6!) but I also have Protools on my computer (dont hate). Tools 11 needs 10.8.4 but the logic 9 update refuses to work with 10.8.4 ...BTW pro 8 is still working well on my system, but 9 has some additional cool featurs etc
Additionally an upate to Logic X loses all my 32bit plugins so...I am staying with 8/9 for a while ..any help to get 9 functional??

It is the installer that's quitting, or Logic Pro when you try to launch it? If the latter, download all the available updates, either through Software Update or the standalone downloaders;
http://support.apple.com/downloads/#logic%20pro%209
and apply them before attempting to launch Logic. That might work better.
Regards.

Cip burnt on the logic board, but it still works!

Recently when i was using the MacBook (Late 2011, 13', 2.4MHz i5) without it been plugged in, it turned off all of a sudden with the "chich" sound and a puff of smoke came out. I thought my Mac died. But when i turned it on, it stated to work fine (checked with diagnostics, everything worked fine).
So, Just to be sure i took it to the apple service centre, and they showed me that a chip on the logic board (below the fan) have been burnt. but the wonder is, the mac works fine. it would take me around $650+ for me to replace the logic board. can anyone please tell me if this is something i can live with and not replace the logic board ?

arrow shows the chip that is burnt

An eligible Logic Pro version was not found in the Applications folder. This update requires Logic Pro version 9.0 or higher.

Get this error when trying to install Logic patch 9.1.4 to my machine.
An eligible Logic Pro version was not found in the Applications folder. This update requires Logic Pro version 9.0 or higher.

Thx, but i had already read that and tried it: did not work.
Got it fixed now by reinstalling Logic Studio 9 from DVD.
That indeed creates the Logic Pro folder in Applications - something I had tried earlier by simply moving my existing Logic folder. This means the Logic 9.1.5 update does not simply check a folder name: there must be another entry/registry entry it checks. Reinstalling Logic Studio from scratch solved it for me.
After reinstalling thought Lion forgot my Focusrite Saffire 40, so no DAW. Solved that by reading a forum entry on beta drivers.
So I am happy, music creation wise.
Left for me is to solve the X Mail application saying it does not run under Lion!
Model Name:          Mac mini
Model Identifier:          Macmini3,1
Processor Name:          Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:          2.26 GHz
Number of Processors:          1
Total Number of Cores:          2
L2 Cache:          3 MB
Memory:          2 GB
Bus Speed:          1.07 GHz

Help - Logic 8.0.2 update does not install

The Logic 8.0.2 Update does not install on my machine. The installer goes through the motions very quickly and my Logic Pro app still indicates version 8.0.1. Logic node, Waveburner, etc. all seem to have updated to the .2 version. After not taking with Software Update, I downloaded the updater and that didn't work as well. I have also tried trashing the appropriate Receipt packages (though there was no Logic 8.0.2 receipt). Any help would be appreciated!!
2x2.66 dual core Mac Pro, OSX 10.4.11
Michael

Thanks for your help, Erik. I just got off the phone with Apple support and the solution was dumber than dumb: somewhere along the line Logic Pro was renamed "Logic Pro 8" to distinguish it from ver. 7 still on my system. Renamed it "Logic Pro" and voila, the installer recognizes it!
"mistakes were made..."
Michael

Congratulation to the Logic-Pro Team, job well done!

If BlayZay say's Logic has past, then for sure it has past with flying colours and i'll no longer say Logic !!
as i have done in the pass because of how tedious things was in the previous version, and again in being a bit disappointed with the release of things broken in L.P. 8 at the first state of its release,
8.0.1. update Logic-Pro has made massive change, compare to just L.P. 8.
Right now I'm flying with my workflow and thanks Guys and girls wishing you all a happy holiday!
Best of all my Controller now works.
Fr.BlayZay.

The Zoom on the Logic Mackie Controller doesn't work but as far as just getting to use this controller its okay for now.
Logic-Pro is a big apps so they need to take as much time in getting it right therefore i won't rush the developers, but to thank them in the changes that they have made, and will be making.
They need to be credited, not just told when all is bad i believe in them and think Logic-Pro 8 is by far the best Logic i have seen or the best Daw on Planet-Earth,
even though Digi-Design has show how dangerous they are with Audio, in Streching and quick Automation, and for the price its a Dream come though, not to mention the way Symphony-Card integrates with Mac and Apogee.
Oh! i wish i could just plug my Delta-Card in Symphony like the Rosetta 800.
Logic-Team Well-Done!
Fr.BlayZay.

Logic 7.0.1 Update

I'm having problems installing the logic 7.0.1 update. It keeps saying that it can't find logic pro in the applications folder. has anyone else had this problem and does anyone know how to get round it?

Is the LP7 application actually in the Applications Folder and not somewhere else/in a sub-folder? Apple update want Applictaions in there, and not anywhere else.
My LP, Reason, etc are in a sub folder named "Audio" and updaters won't find them/update them. I have to move them to update.

The logic board of my macbkpro 10.6.8 (OS ML) has died. I want t migrate info to another McbkPro (OS Snow Leopard) but is asking me to update to same OS. Can I update the latter to Mavericks and migrate the info from Mountain lion? thanks

Hi i took my macbook pro to an apple store because it would not start correctly. The veredict was that the logic board was dead. As this is a very expensive item to replace, I have decided I will buy a new one but I am currently overseas, and will wait a couple of months when I get back home. This is a macbookpro 15 inch early 2011, running on Mountain Lion OS. I have another macbook pro 13inch running on snow leopard. At the store we tried to migrate the info using an ethernet cable (using the "T" command on startup) but the system asked for an update of the OS. The guy at the store told me I had to update the OS so that the two macs would be on the same OS - mountain Lion. As the newest (and free) OS is Mavericks, I wonder wheather I coud update the 13 inch mac to mavericks and perform the migration. The guy at the store was explicit to say that if the OS were different it would not work. But reading on the apple website it seems that mavericks support this kind of migration altough is not explicit about it. Can you please help?
thanks

Hi BobRz,
As this is a new issue for me, I believe I had the incorrect approach, maybe you can help me. What I want to do is recover a few files in my desktop, and some information i had on the iCal application and the Mail application as well.As I do not want to do a full migration into this computer (which is not mine) I believe that starting the damaged MBP in Target mode should allow me to search and cop the files I need. But:
1. Can I open the Ical and mail apps to look for the info I need while reading it as an external HD ?
2. Do the target machine (my friends) still need to be updated to ML o Mavs so that it recognizes my MBP as an external drive if starting it in Target mode ? (no migration assistant)
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How to update the BOX version of the Logic Pro 9 in Mountain Lion??

Hi!
How to update the BOX version of the Logic Pro 9 in Mountain Lion?
For example, if tomorrow will be new updates for Logic Pro for exapmle 9.1.8. (now I have 9.1.7) Will I not able to get it?? Now should I buy the second Logic pro??
Recently I have got answer from App Store support:
"Max, since you have not purchased the app in the App Store, you can't get updates directly in App Store. In this case, you will need to purchase the updated version in the App Store so you can get further updates."
It's... I bought Logic Pro 9 + MainStage + + +++ .... in the Apple Retail Store and what now?? Updates works perfect in Snow Leopard.
I can't understand...
Can you help me please? =)

Max,
Rest assurred, you will get updates via the App store. What will happen is when you install the box version, the Mac App Store will ping when there is an update to download(for free), much like any other Apple app(Garageband, iWork, etc) regardless of where you bought it from. If it's installed, it will check for updates.
If the Mac App store doesn't show an update that you know is out, simply down it directly from support.apple.com and apply it.
Hope this helps. If so, LIKE the post.
Glenn

"LOGIC PRO X: Disk is too slow or System Overload. (-10010)" This is the message that I was having since two weeks ago with my Logic 9. I updated two days ago to Logic X and I am still having the same problem.

"LOGIC PRO X: Disk is too slow or System Overload. (-10010)" This is the message that I was having since two weeks ago with my Logic 9. I updated two days ago to Logic X and I am still having the same problem.
I recently formatted my computer. In other words, I'm not using too much memory of my HD. My Memory Ram is 8GB.

dandotcraig wrote:
A week before logic X comes out it starts bugging out... i deleted a bunch of stuff on my HD and cleaned up everything... didnt fix anything... then logic x came out and I though oh i better update that will fix everything... and im still having the same problems... its rediculous.
Umm,, no offence... but what is ridiculous... is you didn't troubleshoot the original problem but instead you assumed it was a LP9 problem so you updated to LPX which is still in its early days and is likely to be less stable than LP9... rather than more so!
So.. Here's the thing....
LP9 was working fine and then stopped working normally according to you. Therefore what changed at the time LP9 stopped working normally?
Here are just a few ideas to think about.. for around the time this started..
Did you update Logic Pro 9... OS X... Drivers for Midi/Audio or other connected devices?
If you did, did you then restore from a backup you made prior to these problems occuring and what happened when you did so? (assuming you do make backups of your system?)
Did you install any new Apps on your Mac?
Did you add a new Hard Drive? How is it formatted?
Did you start recording or creating music in a different way to how you used to before the problem started?
Have you started using a different SI or FX plugin or plugins.. More or different FX for example.. Did you install a new version of a plugin?
Is all your software legal? (Have to ask because some people install all kinds of illegal plugins and whatever else.. and have no idea how the 'cracks' work or what they might affect/mess up/conflict with in the process)
Have you looked at the System logs to see if anything is happening out of the ordinary when you get these messages?
Have you looked at OS X's Activity monitor to see if any app or routine is kicking in hard when you get this issue?
Basically, you need to think about and look for what changed... because something apparently changed to suddenly cause these issues...given you said you didn't have them until a certain timeframe and some of the questions above, I hope, will get you thinking..
....and maybe a few of the others here will come up with other ideas and suggestions to help you...
Good luck and let us know how you got on...

I installed Lion OS X and Logic Pro won't run. I downloaded the 9.1.5 update: "An Eligible Logic Pro Version Was Not Found in the Applications Folder. This Update require Logic Pro Version 9.0 or higher". I have Logic Pro Version 9.1.1 installed.

I installed Lion OS X and Logic Pro won't run. I downloaded the 9.1.5 update: "An Eligible Logic Pro Version Was Not Found in the Applications Folder. This Update require Logic Pro Version 9.0 or higher". I have Logic Pro Version 9.1.1 installed.
I even pulled the dmg file into the Logic Studio folder in my applications directory and it still does not recognize it. What do I do now?

Niel: Thanks.
For others benefit, here is what happened.
I had installed Logic Studio 9.1 some time ago.......not knowing what all the programs were nor what they did, I created a "Logic Studio" subfolder in my applications folder and put all Logic Studio programs into it so I'd know where they were and could review each at my leisure over time.
My assumption now is that when the updater looks for the Logic Pro program, it looks only in the applications folder. It seems lame that it would not also look in the subfolders of the applications folder, but that apparently IS the way it works. Because my Logic Pro program was located in the "Logic Studio" subfolder, the updater just didn't see it..hence the error message I received when I tried to update.
Solution: I moved all the Logic Studio programs out of the subfolder and now they reside in the applications folder. Ran the 9.1.5 updater and it worked like a charm.

RSD : a try to explain how the SMC firmware update works

Hi everybody,
In another thread i read this post (there's only a part here) from fancontrol :
"Before the update, the fans started to speed up at about 75°C. Now they already start at about 64°C and then increase with CPU load and temperature. Before smc-update I could reach about 85°C running both cores at 100%, now they the macbook does not go beyond 77°C. By the way: The minimum fan-speed set by Apple is still 1500rpm."
The conclusion I made from this post is as follow :
There is a difference of 8°C (85°-77°) at 100%. That is to say that the internal temperature of the macbook is 8°C cooler after the update. It is probably this difference that could avoid the melting of the wires.
----- BEFORE THE UPDATE -----
If the fans start at a too high temperature (75°C)
Then the internal temperature increases and becomes too high (85°C) during a certain periode of time (more or less depending on how long the computer is used, the environment of the computer is used i.e. if the table is made of wood, etc)
Then the wires melt
Then RSD appears.
----- AFTER THE UPDATE -----
The SMC manages the start of the fans better. And after the update :
If the fans start at a lower temperature (64°C instead of 75°C)
Then the internal temperature is cooler
Then the wires won't melt.
The SMC update works or not (??) probably depending on when the update is done (the state of the wires, melted or not). If the wires are too damaged, perhaps only a physical repair can solve the problem.
Another part of the update is probably also to ignore some signals from the sensors (if they aren't too damaged).
Regards,
Didier

Hi,
I am just trying to understand by myself what does this **** update. Why Apple doesn't explain us what the firmware does?
In fact, my girlfriend wants to buy a new macbook but I told her to wait until it's sure the update fixes the problem. I want to be sure that a new macbook + SMC update won't never have the problem. She is finishing her PhD and she has no time to spend with a two weeks repair.
By reading forums on sites that talk about this problem, I am not sure that the update really fixes the problem for all of the macbooks and I am trying to know why.
In my previous post, I was just talking about the fact that if wires melt into the computer it's obviously (?) due to the heat.
OK, the wires don't melt on every macbook. It probably depends on the use of the processor ?
I thought that the update did probably several things :
1) For the new macbooks, it prevents the problem (decreases the temperature of the start of the fans to avoid the problem of wires ? If it's a matter of wire, obviously)
2) For little damaged macbooks, it fixes the problem (??) (ignores some signals from the sensors because redoundance)
3) For the too damaged macbooks, it doesn't work because it's a physical problem.
But there's something I don't understand. It's not very logical.
1) All of the macbook haven't the problem. OK. It's probably normal. They are not used the same way. and/or Perhaps, they don't have exactly the same components ? Is it possible ?
2) Some repaired macbooks (by Apple) still have the problem. AppleCare changed the heatsink... but still RSS. ???? So It's not a physical problem ?
3) Some updated macbooks (repaired or not) still have the problem. It's probably due to a physical problem : a too damaged wire ?
To summerize, I have two question :
1) what does exactly the update (Am I right or wrong ?) (It's not very important)
2) Can be sure that a new macbook + SMC update won't never have the RSS problem
Regards,
Didier

TS2565 when updated to 9.1.7 from 9. I need new serial and the old serial number doesn't work. How can i solve this?

when updated to 9.1.7 from 9. I need new serial and the old serial number doesn't work. How can i solve this?

There was no new serial needed to update from Logic 9 to 9.1.7
If your Logic 9 was an upgrade from Logic 8 it may be asking you for your original Logic 8 Full serial first and then your Logic 9 Upgrade serial...
Otherwise, it's best to call Apple directly and get them to help you...

Logic 9.1.7 update doesn't work

hi
i have Logic 9, i downloaded the 9.1.7 update and when trying to install it tell's me this:
"An eligible Logic Pro version was not found in the Applications folder. This update requires Logic Pro version 9.0 or higher."
any help??
also, im still running into problems opening Logic 9, i've heard there are bugs and errors in Lion OS on the IMac. im hoping updating logic will resolve this but..?
cheers

Hi
For the updaters to work, your existing Logic application must:
a) Be inside the Applications folder, and NOT inside any sub folder
b) Be named "Logic Pro" (with no additional numbers or spoaces in the name)
CCT

Hi! is it possible that Logic X has upgrades that work only with mavericks and does t work in mountain lion....since in my macbook pro with mavericks i have new views of the equalizer, etc and in my mac pro with mountain lion it still the old view...

Hi! is it possible that Logic X has upgrades that work only with mavericks and does t work in mountain lion....since in my macbook pro with mavericks i have new views of the equalizer, etc and in my mac pro with mountain lion it still the old view...

Any OS version of 10.8.4 or later has all features that are not OS depended. The plugins are one example. You probably haven't updated all versions of Logic Pro X to the latest one.

Is the logic 9.1.5 update working ok?

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