Can't update to Logic Pro X 10.5

Problem solved for me. Dropped old Logic into trash (after backing up) and then downloaded.

macos mojave 10.14.2 also not working..now am update 14.2 to 14.6 after i will check ok or not

bro is it work or not ?logic10.5 on macos mojiv 10.14.6

This is incorrect. Mine says "Open" in the App store, but when I open Logic it is NOT the newest version.

would love to know what this edit is.

same. oh apple.....

I need help with the update to 10.5 Logic Pro x update.... it does not even let me get it .. anyone know why? hope someone helps. :(

But 10.13 is hardly any different from 10.14. Mainly a few more permission requirements. But those are handled easily, and it's worth the upgrade. For Logic Pro X update, if nothing else. It's the 10.15 upgrade that kicks your butt.

1. Make sure you are running at least macOS 10.14.6 (Mojave or Catalina). HighSierra (10.13) is no longer supported.
2. Launch the Mac App Store application
3. Search for "Logic Pro"
4. You should see Logic Pro X in the first row.
   1. It has a button next to it, which should read "Update", click it.
   2. If the button says "Open", then you already have the most recent version installed.
   3. If it shows an amount, then the App Store doesn't detect a purchased version of Logic Pro tied to the current account, and offers you to buy the application. This can happen, if you bought Logic Pro with a different Apple ID. You need to log into that account (via Store menu on the top of the screen) to install the update.
   4. If the button next to Logic Pro is disabled, you might have parental control active, which limits the App Store.

macOS 10.14 is the minimum version to support machine learning. And indeed Logic Pro X 10.5 is using machine learning for the new features. There is probably more 10.14 stuff, but I just noticed that.

You need to check what the Mac OS version is on your machine, when it is 10.13.6 or lower, you can't upgrade Logic to 10.5,

even though you see the Logic Update button, which should NOT show because it is a bug in Mac OS.

When you have an older machine it could be that it is up-to-date (within a specific version range like Mac OS 10.12 (Sierra), 10.13 (High Sierra) etc.) but it does not support later versions of Mac OS (i.e. 10.14, 10.15 and up).

I for example have an older iMac and it does not support a higher Mac OS version than 10.13.x - so it is up-to-date but only until the latest 10.13 version, which is 10.13.6 (so not the available higher Mac OS' 10.14.x or 10.15.x - since it is not compatible with that).

On the other hand I have a newer Macbook Pro which supports 10.14 and higher. On that computer I can upgrade Logic to 10.5.

This means you're either stuck with an older machine which does not support some higher Mac OS versions or your machine does support it and you need to upgrade to 10.14 or higher.

A very useful overview of Mac models and supported OS can be found here: https://eshop.macsales.com/guides/Mac_OS_X_Compatibility

Hope this helps.

EDIT

@Jaro876: sorry missed your message before your last one.

When you have Mac OS 10.15.2 installed Logic should upgrade indeed I persume.

I can't even find an option to update it. I go to the app store. It says I have no updates available. I search Logic Pro. It doesn't give me an update option. I do not have the latest version, so I'm not sure what the issue is.