Major UI Lag in Logic Pro 9.1.7 on OS 10.8?

Have installed 10.8.2. Can't wait to try it out in the morning and hopefully I can start making music again!

Insane how this bug could've slipped through beta testing!!!

Apple... Choose the right people to do you beta-testing next time, for example the user "seantyas" that is a known and respected trance producer. Why not call Benno de Goeij and Armin van Buuren that are also world famous and work with Logic and are depending on a stable release of OSX and Logic.

Pick beta-testers from the elite of each and every genre of users! They will notice and will give you feedback right away!

Regards, Nicolas from Sweden.

Not Fixed 10.8.2 the problem's still here.

Nicolas Stenberg-Daniil wrote:

Apple... Choose the right people to do you beta-testing next time, for example the user "seantyas" that is a known and respected trance producer. Why not call Benno de Goeij and Armin van Buuren that are also world famous and work with Logic and are depending on a stable release of OSX and Logic.

Pick beta-testers from the elite of each and every genre of users! They will notice and will give you feedback right away!

Nicolas, unfortunately that's not Apple's way, they either use mostly an in house group of testers or in the case of Final Cut X they release a Beta program and let the paying public report the bugs... that didn't work out so well for them. As far as I know most (if not all) of the original Logic (user) beta test team was let go not too long after Apple purchased Logic.

Changing the analyzer mode to rms seemed to fix it for me... if you can live with that. Was that too simple?

I can confirm that 10.8.2 does not solve the issues discussed.

I'm pretty amazed at this issue. One of the hardest bugs to work around...

My fault, really, for updating from Lion. It was a tweaky OS for professional use, but this is much worse.

I have sent feedback, but am hoping to speak with a human being about this. I have several projects that are suffering.

*bows*

oh yeah to do that you have to go to the drop down on the lower left hand corner of the eq... ive had this problem on this logic version on this system on this particular project, i switched to rms and now i havent encountered any problems since... crazy huh, especialy since yall have been b****in about it for so long.

well i guess it only fixes it for a few more loops than before but im 100% positive turning the analizer off fixes it permenently.

it must have something to do with the way the ui handles the graphical overview for the analyzer- esp. when handling a midi region while looping.

The slowdown is happening regardless of the channel eq or analyzer. I tried using all McDSP, and still had very bad issues.

Alexander One wrote:

Not Fixed 10.8.2 the problem's still here.

Here's a listing of the important 10.8.2 fixes/additions

http://news.yahoo.com/apple-releases-os-x-10-8-2-mountain-171546668.html

Nicolas Stenberg-Daniil wrote:

Apple... Choose the right people to do you beta-testing next time, for example the user "seantyas" that is a known and respected trance producer. Why not call Benno de Goeij and Armin van Buuren that are also world famous and work with Logic and are depending on a stable release of OSX and Logic.

Pick beta-testers from the elite of each and every genre of users! They will notice and will give you feedback right away!

1) Unless these people betatest Mountain Lion - how would they detect a problem with Logic and Moutain Lion?

2) How many known/respected/elite Logic users who "are depending on a stable release of OS X" etc will rely on an alpha/beta version of an OS to do their work anyway? :-)

3) Answer to #2: I'll do it. Where do I send the invoice? :-)

Pancenter wrote:

As far as I know most (if not all) of the original Logic (user) beta test team was let go not too long after Apple purchased Logic.

Since those who know about Apple's internal beta and alphatest processes aren't allowed to discuss this subject in public, I can't see any reason to assume that you are right. I assume that "as far as I know" actually means "as far as I know, and I don't really know"... :-)

ZXC wrote:

Pancenter wrote:

As far as I know most (if not all) of the original Logic (user) beta test team was let go not too long after Apple purchased Logic.

Since those who know about Apple's internal beta and alphatest processes aren't allowed to discuss this subject in public, I can't see any reason to assume that you are right. I assume that "as far as I know" actually means "as far as I know, and I don't really know"... :-)

As I recall, it was Markus who mentioned it, I was in communication with him around that time. He said something to the effect that we're going to -have- to lose the bulk of our test team we've developed over the years, but you are right in the sense I never heard exactly what was decided. Markus was always so straight forward (blunt) I never doubted him.

I'm having some luck with 10.8.2 and 9.1.7 - i notice the odd lag when I try and open a plugin but that's only for a couple of seconds. But the EQ in hi-res seems to be behaving for me. They updated Prokit to 7.3.1 which is interesting.

Really bad here! Logic is simply unusable at the moment. Can't understand how Apples 'flagship' DAW is so buggy on Apples latest OS? So much for Beta testing . . . Pro Tools 10.3 is fully supported and smooth as silk on ML. How I wish Logic was also . . .

thanks for this thread. i was struggeling with this issue for some time. so far logic is working fine for me. i just switched off the analizer in the logic eq's across all my projects. no more crazy lags for now. its a shame really how they managed to go from great 9.1.5 to buggy 9.1.7.