El Capitan Crippled My Studio (Cubase 7.5, Logic Pro X, Complete 10: Music is a big part of Apple's ego system. Do these plugin manufactures get a beta version of the OS before it's release to the general public. I wonder
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013), OS X El Capitan (10.11)
App developers had access to beta versions since WWDC in June. It's up to them to make their software compatible.
App developers had access to beta versions since WWDC in June. It's up to them to make their software compatible.
On second thought, you are right cause there are a handful of third party plugins working. I guess some manufactures are taking their jolly time, since they can't charge us for this much needed update.
To be fair, this from two developers I've been in contact with over the years who regard the release candidate as Beta and the OS not truly functional until several incremental updates.
1. Apple has been known to make last minute changes to the OS, Mavericks being an example. Many developers wait until the OS is released before starting updates.
2. Incremental updates... say OSX.11 --> OSX 11.2 can break updates that were developed for OSX.11.
Apple has been releasing a new operating system almost yearly (it helps sell hardware/computers). The past four or five OS upgrades have caused various problems for both software and hardware manufacturers and that includes Logic-Pro so it's not all third party software that has problems.
Welcome to the OSX Beta test team! 😉
Art Of Sound has made two compatibility posts and is doing his best to keep them current. (see below)
Info: What is working with 10.11 El Capitan
This is my first Macbook (Pro 15'' late 2013), So I'm not to familiar with Apple's OS X upgrade cycles and headaches.
I learn a valuable lesson with El Capitan.
I'll remember your post in the next upgrade cycle;
As of this writing, some of my NI plugins are working some are not.
I must say it's a big improvement from a few weeks ago 😁
Still waiting for an update from NI
Unacceptable
