when i just openen Mainstage i got a message that Mainstage is an Intel-based program and that i will not be supported with the next Macos. Does that mean that my mainstage app is worthless and that i have to change to the monthly subscription-version of mainstage?or will the be an M1-based version of mainstage be offered soon?
Every app, which either is Intel-only (MainStage is not) or run under Rosetta in Intel mode, is triggering this. Apple plans to remove any support for Intel code later next year, so this is a warning, that you want to make sure you are ready by that date. Using Intel-based apps on a Mac with Apple silicon - Apple Support
That said: MainStage 4.3 was released yesterday. You should be able to update to that one. If you run MainStage under Rosetta: check, why you do that.
Every app, which either is Intel-only (MainStage is not) or run under Rosetta in Intel mode, is triggering this. Apple plans to remove any support for Intel code later next year, so this is a warning, that you want to make sure you are ready by that date. Using Intel-based apps on a Mac with Apple silicon - Apple Support
That said: MainStage 4.3 was released yesterday. You should be able to update to that one. If you run MainStage under Rosetta: check, why you do that.
It means that you'd need a newer version of MainStage, but not the one which requires an Apple Creator Studio subscription.
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Intel version Mainstage to subscription model?
