I need to find an installer to go back to MainStage prior to 3.5. It isn't compatible with SundayKeys which is my go to use.
MacBook
Per my recent post, I found that 3.5.1 now released sorted the issue I had with the 3.5 version. If you haven't tried 3.5.1, then I suggest you do. I do also support the principle that Apple should allow previous versions to be available to those who have paid for software from them and been let down but the "upgrades".
@fscales:
I had the same problem (ie. MainStage 3.5.1 records in mono).
You should go back to MacOS Mojave, which will allow you to reinstall MainStage 3.4.4 recommended by SunayKeys.
I ended up wiping what I had upgraded up to (3.5.1), and then doing a fresh install of MainStage 3.5.1 from the App Store which in my case sorted the issue out. The upgrade path hadn't. It would be a nice bonus if Apple would keep previous versions for a while much like ProTools and others do.
“I do also support the principle that Apple should allow previous versions to be available to those who have paid for software from them and been let down but the "upgrades".” 100% agree.
Do you have a system backup with an older version of MainStage? If so, just copy that older version of the MS app...there is no installer as MS generates and downloads the files it needs when it runs the first time. If you don’t have a backup, you’re out of luck.
Mainstage Installer Prior to 3.5
