Latest PRO kit Update 6.0.1 broke my Soundtrack 1.5

It's called the upgrade cycle, it also is called planned obsolescence and sometimes known as, we'll take your money, thank you.

Ok for the update cycle and the planned obsolescence, but this time it seems a bit premature:

In this time Final Cut Express 4 is the latest release and don't offers Soundtrack in the box, instead Final Cut Express 3.5 is only the earlier release!
In the past Apple has accustomed to us whit a log time support for applications in OSX; think about of PowerPC third party applications running in Snow Leopard whit Rosetta, or the support of OS9 since Panther.
Now I can't absolutely believe Apple want to kill a so early Apple software, with an Apple OS patch, without offer no kind of upgrade: It must be an oversight.

If all your programs work do you really need the latest OS updates? The answer is No.

Software isn't perfect, we patiently wait time after time for a patches who fix functionality bugs...

Is iLife 11 complaining that it doesn't have Prokit 6, I would have to check but does Apple list why the Prokit update id needed.

Pros have learned that not every update offers the best most stable performance, nor is it always required.

Ok, but also this time was ambiguous: I've Aperture3 and a lot of bux fix is made with 3.1 and ProKIT was proposed "before" AP3 update, like if it were necessary.

Also have Logic Express 8 that seems to needs the ProKIT update for compatibility with latest Apple technology.

Thanks for the heads up on Prokit 6, hopefully it will save others some grief.

We simply trust in Apple because until now we had a very good bug fixing service, this time something seems gone wrong :/

Any suggestions on how to 'uninstall' this last PRO kit update (i.e. which files/folders to remove)?

I tried reloading Soundtrack to no avail. Same error as noted in original post. Thanks for any assistance.

if you have a time machine disk regularly updated, you can restore the older ProKIT and "come back from the dead" soundtrack, but if you had other Pro/semiPro apps installed I don't know if this can breaks some other OS related dependences.

This is only a temporary fix.
To do:

finder go to: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks
open TimeMachine and go back before the update day.

looking for ProKit.framework folder and restore it

Now soundtrack bring back to life, and the next software update will recommend you to upgrade ProKIT, obviously it must be ignored.

we hope soon from Apple a smarter solution.

Pancenter wrote:
Don't know if this will help... everyone has repaired permissions after the update... correct?

Permissions aren't the problems.

Alas, the framework calls are changed: is visible from the stack trace errors message.

FYI
After some (debug) investigation the problem seems to be in a broken call from the file:

/Applications/Soundtrack.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/MainMenu.nib/objec ts.nib

Probably responsible to the MainMenu bar creation.