So can I now update to El Capitan 10.11.6 with no Logic Pro problems?

I Am running 10.2.4 on 10.11.6 and have no issues related to the OS.

The running of Logic Pro 10.2.4 on OS X 10.11.6

If Logic is running fine for you now why risk anything by upgrading the OS?

I know Apple is desperate for every user to do every update the moment it is released but remember the computer is there to help you do YOUR work. If you have no other reason to update other than to update, then don't.

There's no guarantee except not to knee-jerk upgrade as you've been trained to do. You simply wait a couple of weeks and check the forums and see what's reported.

No one here can tell you -anything- can or will run flawlessly on your system.

There's been quite a few OS updates that have cause various problems... so yes, there is no guarantee. One OS release would cause Logic to stall motionless for over a minute (or longer) when using the analyze function of the built-in channel EQ.

Logic users are the beta test team now, you always upgrade at your own risk.

Octopi will tell you same as I will that Logic 9 on an older operating system has far better performance (almost 2x) than the latest OS/Logic release.

Professional standards are higher but Apple has turned Logic loose on the masses and it's now a consumer product. Standards, have always been lower with consumer based products of just about anything.

There are reports that logic runs under Siera as good as it did under 10.6.

Guess we we will find out soon

minor release updates such as 10.11.x to 10.11.y usually are for the better and includes fixes rather than step function changes / enhancements that could beak something.

JJust be sure you have a backup... Prudent thing to do

Indyuser wrote:

There are reports that logic runs under Siera as good as it did under 10.6.

Guess we we will find out soon

That would be welcome news wouldn't it?

Thanks for the update.

Although, I'll have to see proof that an even newer OS is going to restore Logic's lost power.