This is not a topic for questions and answers my first post has the Apple/Logic Feedback link. Fill out the feedbackform and submit so the developers have an idea of the problems people are having.
Bump = Puts the message to the top of the list on the first page so people will see it and hopefully submit feedback.
SammyfromNutley wrote:
Any help: tutorials, feedback, or otherwise is always appreciated....
So... Start your own topic!
This topic (which I started) is to get users to report Logic 10.4.2 problems to Apple.
Do not hijack topics for your own use...start your own.
Bump. Pancenter- maybe this thread needs a wording change so it dissuades people from asking such general logic questions? PS I have had SLIGHT improvement (fewer crashes) since upgrading from 10.10.6 to 10.11.6 but it was such a painful process I don't recommend it to anyone and it has not completely solved the issue.
SammyfromNutley wrote:
It is 2018 now, & 10.4.2 should be able to handle at least 135+ tracks, & prosessors without these holdups.
APPLE: PLEASE MAKE THIS APPLE GOOD.....
Then you wouldn't have to buy a new computer........from Apple!
Depends on how you use Logic. If, for example, there's a bug in virtual instruments and someone only ever works with audio then they'll never see that bug, and, to them; it would be perfectly stable. There are so many ways to use and NOT use Logic that discrepencies in bug and stability reports can waver. So it's not a matter of 'what you believe' it's a matter of finding bug reports (or not) in the areas and ways you use Logic.
Same when someone says "I have "X" computer with "Y" spec, will I be ok with Logic? Depends on WHAT you want to do with it. The first question to ask is 'WHat do you mostly do?". Just to answer yes or no would be misleading.
I have been wondering this for years!
Good to know I am not the only one!
OK. Tx. I'm new to this and not sure how to start a new topic.. Bless us ALL..
To all those having problems with Logic Pro X 10.4.2
