Logic express 9 can't be used with OS X Yosemite???

Hi

Update to v 9.1.8 via Software Update/The AppStore

Make sure that your copy of LE9 is called "Logic Express" (no numbers or spaces at the end of the name) and that it is in the Applications folder

CCT

I have the same problem with compatibility of logic 9 and yosemite. If I open logic pro 9 it'll open instantly but as soon as I start my recording it freezes and this one's a horrific instance for me. I wish I could downgrade my OS X. yosemite is awesome but how it is if I can't use my program..huhuh

Hi

Logic Express 9.1.8 updater:

Logic Express 9.1.8

CCT

I am very interested in this discussion. I am running Logic Express 9.1.8 (1700-67) (32-bit) and have been for quite some time. I would like to upgrade to Yosemite but I want to make sure that this is the build you're talking about. I've had this build for over a year I would guess, but I can't be sure. It was the last one that came out as far as I know. I did not get this from the app store, I have been running LogicX since way before the app store was around; I don't know if that means I'm screwed or not. Anyway, is this the build you're talking about, or is it a new one? Rick

Trying to re-install Logic Pro 9 but won't install and I'm guessing Yosemite is at work here. How do i get around this?

While I have you guys here, let me ask a question about sound files...

The Apple Loops I own (5 DVDs worth) all require Rosetta to install them. I am using Logic Express on my iMac (running Snow Leopard), which includes Rosetta. But after Mavericks, I see Rosetta is no longer included. Is there any way to get those sounds onto my Mavericks mackbook pro? Or for that matter, Yosemite? Is it possible to zip up the Apple loops folders on my snow leopard mac and just un-zip them on the laptop? I've been thinking of upgrading my iMac to Yosemite. What issues can I expect with LE? I assume that if I just "upgrade" the OS, the loops/sounds files will still be there, so I won't need to re-install them.

Comments?

Alfredo Jahn wrote:

But after Mavericks, I see Rosetta is no longer included.

Rosetta is no longer included after Snow Leopard, so in addition to Yosemite and Mavericks, Mountain Lion and Lion do not include Rosetta as well.

I am not a LP user, so in order to assist you in your question (and until others more experienced in LP rejoin this thread), could you explain to me what "Apple loops" are in more detail.

I have just loaded Logic Express 9 on to my iMac running 10.12.6 and it’s not compatible.

This is very frustrating Apple!!

I hope there a fix for this?