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Mainstage 3.5 crashes on new Macbook Pro M1(Big Sur)

My MB Air Mid 2013 was starting to struggle with my Mainstage file, so I decided to purchase a new M1 MAcbook Pro 8/512. I have downloaded all the sounds, patches etc however , not long after the file loads MS stops, then I get the below Problem Report. The file loads fine on my Catalina iMac, but obviously to big and awkward to take to practice. I have read MS 3.4.4 works with Big Sur, Otherwise, I will have to start programming my Patch file from 'scratch' (I have copied the layout from another machine).


Mac Pro, macOS 10.15

Posted on Jul 7, 2021 2:17 AM

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Jul 7, 2021 6:24 PM in response to Darug

Error - abort() called

MainStage 3(13583,0x10499bd40) malloc: *** error for object 0x130b94310: pointer being freed was not allocated


I have searched this but so far no Luck.

In the Interim, I have managed to find Mainstage 3.4.4, after seeing that other users had issues. So far no issues, with 3.4.4.

However, Apple Devs, please study the countless crash reports that have been sent by me, and fix the issue?

Jul 18, 2021 7:52 PM in response to Darug

I did a fresh wipe of the MB, and a fresh download from the Apple store.

The issue seems to occur after installation of the Hammond B-3X Organ Plug In from Native Instruments. Ironically it ran fine on a Mid 2013 MB Air (though it stated to slow/hang), and perfectly on a desktop build.


It started crashing again, and it wasn't until I loaded an older concert (Pre-Hammond), that it worked again. It also said the Add-on failed validation.

Mainstage 3.5 crashes on new Macbook Pro M1(Big Sur)

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