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Hi everybody, I have a 2015 iMac with Monterey OS (12.7.6) and I would like to buy Logic Pro, but I cant't do it because it now need Ventura (13.5).
If I use a new Mac (I ask it to my friend) to buy Logic with my Apple ID, then can I download the last compatible version on my Mac?
I hope I explained it well, English is not my language.
Thanks a lot!
iMac 21.5″
I thought I already explained that and, I thought you had already done it before. If you purchase and install Logic Pro on a compatible Mac (Ventura or later), with your Apple ID, when you open the App Store on the Mac running Monterey and try and "Get" Logic Pro, it will ask if you would like to download an older version. It won't have the same features as the new version of course.
No one?
I ask it because once, on an old Macbook of a friend of mine (I think it was Catalina), I managed to install an old version of pages using my apple id.
So, maybe, it's possible to use the same process to install Logic on my iMac...
I ask here because Logic is not free and I'm not sure if it's possible...
If you purchase the current Logic Pro on a compatible Mac under your Apple ID, you should be able to download the Monterey compatible version to your iMac. Assuming of course it hasn't been removed by Apple for some odd reason.
I assumed that it is possible because, for example, I can have an iMac and a Macbook that I use with Logic. One to work in a study, and the Macbook to work off-site.
If they have two different MacOS, how could it be possible?
In any case, thanks a lot for your reply! :-)
sorry, no. your Mac is not compatible with Ventura. if you need Ventura to run Logic Pro, it is time to get a new(er) Mac.
jeffreythefrog wrote:
sorry, no. your Mac is not compatible with Ventura. if you need Ventura to run Logic Pro, it is time to get a new(er) Mac.
I think you misunderstood the question.
very good point. I didn't think of that.
dialabrain wrote:
I think you misunderstood the question.
I reread the OP. I think you are correct.
yes, I got the point!
Maybe I din't explain myself because of my lack in use english language.
Sorry, and thanks a lot!
No need to be sorry and you're very welcome. :)
Install old version software
