Logic keeps crashing my computer

This is happening to me as well. I'm not getting any replies from apple.

The moment I try to move or do anything in Logic the program freezes and the my laptop restarts.

WTF Apple?

This is my livelihood and I can't work remotely now.

Please fix this!!!!

I am having the same problem. Apple hasn't uttered a word about it either. Their own proprietary "Professional" software doesn't even work with their new IOS and it has been 2 months since launch. They need to understand that this is affecting peoples jobs. About 5 minutes into every session my entire computer crashed and makes me re-mount all my external drives, re-setup my bluetooth devices and re-setup my wifi. This is such a janky OS and they seem to not even care because they have yet to even publicly acknowledge that this is an issue.

Sorry to hear this Mixterio

I have never heard of Kernal panic, what is this exactly?

Unfortunately many people seem to be having problems with Catalina and Logic, it may be a case of just waiting for the the next update of the Catalina OS, unless you know how to roll back to a previous OS?

It is a nightmare

Good luck

samohtnadroj wrote:

They need to understand that this is affecting peoples jobs.

If you rely on logic and your Mac for your income, you need a better back up and update strategy. It is not sensible to auto update and always take the latest app update particularly if your platform is currently stable. Most pro users I know have not updated to Catalina and most are still on earlier than 10.4.4.

What Iaamusic and the others said, with a small amendment: the combination of 10.4.4 (so not earlier than 10.4.4, but up to 10.4.4) and Sierra (10.12.6) seems stable - 10.4.7 and Catalina do not. High Sierra (10.13.6) and 10.4.4 also appears to be stable (each combi of Logic and OS do still have their own bugs, so mileage may vary).

It would be nice if other users could chime in, as it now seems that even 10.4.7 and Mojave (10.14.6) is OK after initial troubles. So whatever you do: forget Catalina for now, choose either Sierra with 10.4.4, or, if you have to, Mojave and 10.4.7. Catalina and 10.4.7 is still the biggest no no at this point in time. Hopefully new updates of either Logic and Catalina or both will clear up the worst issues.

In general it is best to finish projects in the same combi of OS and Logic they have been started with.

Disable auto updates.

repeat:|

Disable auto updates.

And back up your entire system before updating.

Eriksimon wrote:

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It would be nice if other users could chime in, as it now seems that even 10.4.7 and Mojave (10.14.6) is OK after initial troubles. (...)

Unfortunately no. There is a bug while exporting tracks with logic 10.4.7 and Mojave 10.14.6, which I can confirm.

https://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=145004

There are many reports of problems with Logic and Catalina.

Your best option is to rollback to a previous version of macOS

WD

I have the same problem after the lates update on my 2015 apple macbook pro 15 i get a blue screen crashing the computer.

They need to be more responsible with their updates, considering that Logic pro X is Mac proprietary software.

We use these programs for work, hence the word "pro"!

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