Does this version work on Mac OS 10.9.1 (Mavericks)? I know Logic Pro 9.1.8 works with Mavericks--is this Studio that version?
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This version is Logic Pro 9, which will upgrade via free software updates from Apple to Logic Pro 9.1.8. This is compatible with Mavericks. Just recorded 2 songs on a Mavericks OS machine running Logic 9.1.8. If you already have any essential 3rd party plug-ins which are 32 bit only, they won't work with Mavericks until they can be upgraded to 64 bits. All 64 bit plug-ins will work fine.
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Logic Pro 9 is contained within Logic Studio. Studio has more features, like MainStage and Soundtrack. You might not want those, though, and could get Pro 9 alone at a lower cost. Also make sure that you are buying the full program and not the upgrade from an older version of Logic, unless you already have an older version of Logic. (That's not clear to me from the picture of the box. I think the packaging looks the same, except that the upgrade should say upgrade.) In that case, the upgrade is your most economical way to go, and will give you the whole package. It will upgrade any version of Logic from 7 on up, not sure about older versions.
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I installed on Mavericks and later upgraded to Yosemite... Everything appears to be working correctly. That is one data point.
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Yup, no problem. I've run it on Yosemite through Ableton and Reason without any issues.
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It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app... » Read More It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. « Show Less
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This is a retail version. If you can't get automatic updates from Apple, go to apples website, then click support. Click other products and scroll to Logic. Open that option and everything you need regarding Logic will show up. This is a retail version though so you will not have any issues.
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I bought Logic Pro 8 Academic to save $50, but then was told it was not eligible to upgrade to 9. Good question- what would happen if you tried? Nothing?Will never make that mistake again.
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Yes for Mac computers. I don't work with Logic, but it should work with Logic. It uses Core Audio drivers. It does require a downloadable device driver.
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Mac OSX 10.5 Leopard users... You have to go here: http://www.uc-logic.com/download/download.htm and download the latest drivers. But yes it does work on Leopard.
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I upgraded to Logic 9 pro from Logic 7 so I presume so but I would call AppleCare and make sure before buying..!
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I used mine for Logic Pro 9. And they were assignable. You should be able to use it for "up" "down" commands. If Ableton has any type of midi learn functions. You should be good to go! Hope this helped!
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Tascam now has drivers available for OSX Mavericks, but I have not upgraded yet myself due to the uncertainty of it working. However, another user (Skol) says it works fine for him, so perhaps it's worth a try. Most reviews of Mavericks have been pretty positive, so maybe the time has come to take the plunge.
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Using it on my Mac Mini with Mavericks and the latest version of Audacity. Works great. Get the software from http://audacity.sourceforge.net. It's open source; no charge.
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Yes you will get the latest version that is Mavericks compatible, just make sure that it says "sold by Fluenz" at the checkout to ensure you are getting the most recent version. We also do provide users with updates for future Apple updates as well. Cheers, Andy - Fluenz User Support
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From what I understand this is the windows version. It didnt work in my Mac Pro 2,1 which is why I'm selling it. Sorry :/
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It works fine on my quad core early 2008 Mac Pro but I am running OSX 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard).
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The reference "Mavericks" is to Mac OS X version 10.9...Sold in the apple.com store so I'm guessing the answer is yes but it is sold in the Apple Store...