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Jul 23, 2011 9:10 PM in response to KeanuReevesby Muzicman,To put it simply; it works.
There are some 3rd party plug-ins that don't seem to work at all, but most can and will work in 32bit mode. If you're only using the plug-in found in Logic from Apple, they will all work in 32 and 64bit mode.
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Jul 24, 2011 3:01 AM in response to Muzicmanby KeanuReeves,God bless you Muzicman.!
I can "just use it" ? Honest to goodness? Like other fruit based software?
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Jul 24, 2011 3:08 AM in response to KeanuReevesby mac_n_cheese69,As Muzicman said, it does work. However, I've personally encountered random crashes and quirks under Lion, as well as some of my plug-ins failing validation. It has to be said that I was expecting much worse. I'm still using Snow Leopard for Logic Pro, and for anything else I'll boot into Lion.
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Jul 24, 2011 3:12 AM in response to mac_n_cheese69by KeanuReeves,Hmmmm... I'm confused!
Is it usable? Can I be productive with it under lion?
What do you mean by random crashes and quirks? Does it crash every other hour? Once a day? What are the things I cannot do on Lion, that I could do on Snow Leopard?
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Jul 24, 2011 7:47 AM in response to KeanuReevesby mac_n_cheese69,It's usable but I wouldn't rely on it just yet. You can be productive but certain third party plugins may not work. For example Altiverb 6 is not compatible and failed validation, also Kontakt seemed to crash running in 64-bit mode (but it was okay in 32-bit).
I think if you mostly stick to Logic's own plugins and tools, you'll be safe.
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Jul 24, 2011 7:02 PM in response to mac_n_cheese69by KeanuReeves,I don't know what those plugins are.
I just want to use the advertised features of logic.
I guess I will give it a shot, and if it doesn't work have a snow leopard partition.