Dear All,
As I have recently bought the Logic Pro X to my iMac I started to wonder if it was possible to download it also to my laptop (MacBook Pro?) With the older versions of Logic this was possible but as there aren't any discs anymore I wonder if this option has now gone.
Thanks in advance for any kind reply.
Rene
iMac, OS X El Capitan (10.11.2)
Yes! Just log into the App Store, go to purchased and re-download. You can install on all machines you own
Mac App Store: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Apple Support
Thank you for the reply. The strange thing is though that I don't see the Logic in the Purchased area. I don't find it anywhere in my App Store profile, neither iTunes..
Bests,
Rene
Make sure you are signed in to the Mac App Store on your Laptop using the same Apple ID you used to buy LPX on your iMac....
Mac App Store app > Menu Bar > Store
Thanks for the reply. I've tried everything but just don't find the Logic. The Purchased shows only the apps I had on my old iPhone but nothing else. I don't find the Logic either in my iMac's app/iTunes store though I bought and downloaded the software by using the iMac. This is rather peculiar and frustrating..
Bests,
Rene
Hi
Sounds like you are looking in the iTunes Appstore rather than the Mac AppStore?
CCT
Hi!
Perhaps.. When I write appstore to the browser's address field it automatically takes me to the iTunes Appstore..
Regards,
Rene
If you are finding iPhone apps you are looking in iTunes and not the Mac App Store app....
Mac apps bought via the Mac App Store, only appear in the Mac App Store app.. so looking in iTunes isn't going to help... as you wont find LPX there
Again, in the Mac App Store application on your Macbook.. you must be signed into that app via it's menu bar option > Store using the same Apple ID that you used to purchase Logic Pro X on your other Mac... It will then appear under the purchase tab... ready for you to download and install.
If its not there then either;
a) You are not signed in using the same Apple ID (Double check and sign out.. and sign in using the correct Apple ID)
b) Your Macbook does not meet the minimum system requirements for LPX
http://www.apple.com/logic-pro/specs/
Failing both of those two possibilities, contact Apple so they can check your account and reset your purchases if needed.
Renefromfin wrote:
Hi!
Perhaps.. When I write appstore to the browser's address field it automatically takes me to the iTunes Appstore..
Regards,
Rene
The Mac App Store is accessed via an App not a website.... You will find it in Applications if it is not on your Dock...
Its this icon...
Oops.. I found it! I didn't understand to click the apple logo. : / Too simple...
Thanks for everybody!
Cheers!
Rene
No problem!
Glad I could help...
Cheers..
Nigel
Can I download the Logic to my laptop as well?
