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Next, I mounted the Pro Tools 11 disk image and dragged the application to my applications folder the new way to install. I followed that with the all of the applicable plug-in installers from the Avid Plug-Ins 11 update.
I remounted the disk image for the After removing the Avid CoreAudio. The first launch of Pro Tools 11 took a long time, but it eventually loaded and presented the Quick Start screen. As mentioned previously, my Mac Pro is not officially supported for Pro Tools After disabling several instances of Vacuum from a few tracks, I was able to playback and move around the session.
Contrary to earlier concerns, all of the control surface and interface functions of the console are working. I have not yet had an opportunity to really determine exactly what caused the excess CPU demand that triggered the initial error. I have updated my Blue Cat Audio plug-ins and a few others to their new bit AAX versions, but I have quite a few more that still need to be updated.
Digi Family kext issue resolved. Turns out my intuition was correct, my Digi Rack was not working and it was just a driver issue. Technically, a kernel extension issue. The very short summary of how to fix this: Run the Digi Uninstaller. It comes bundled with the installer. Then run the installer again. Restart your Mac. There should be a warning there about some files not loading with an "Allow" button. Click Allow. But it should be pretty self explainatory.
Depending on how old your computer is or when you are reading this my experience may not apply to you. In the current version of macOS, Apple has set it up to be more resistant to hacks and malware.
The System one is supposed to be for Apple. Avid installs a kext in both places for some reason. You may be thinking back to the old days when all you had to do was trash a preferences file, and the OS would rebuild things and your problems would be solved.
I wouldn't muck around in these folders that way. Use the developer provided uninstaller. There is an invisible database file that keeps track of which kexts are "white listed" to load on start up. If you updated your version of macOS to High Sierra, all the kexts should be grandfathered in and you shouldn't have to manually verify that you allow them to be loaded.
What ended up happening in my case was I bought a NEW machine and transferred over the user account using Migration Assistant. Approved extensions are supposedly stored in PRAM or whatever they call it now. I thought this might be the solution since my problems started when I transferred over to new hardware. That didn't work for me. I have no way of knowing if my key command was even acknowledged.
The PRAM info might be out of date. But it might be worth a shot for those who don't want to try uninstalling and reinstalling drivers. Here's a simple thing you can try as a trouble shooting measure, launch the Terminal app. Copy and Paste this command into the Terminal window and hit enter.
More info. No, I never saw an error message like the one you describe. What is throwing up the error message? So he should be able to just go into that. The adapters I have to use to get it to work with my iMac Pro are, FireWire to , then FireWire to thunderbolt 2, then thunderbolt 2 to Thunderbolt 3. From there it goes into the back of my computer.
I keep all of the installers that I use just in case I need to reinstall something, or use the UnInstaller that the developer may or may not have included. Especially when it comes to uninstalling the ProTools software. Did he install the driver for the Digi Rack? They call it the Avid Family-something or other now. If he installed an old driver, that could be part of the problem. He will need to uninstall that first. But you could try searching for the file name of the. The allow process has a time limit on it, so after the install or REinstall of the driver, you restart and then immediately click allow.
Hope some of that helps. Do make sure you use the correct driver. There are separate ones for the Console and Rack versions. There are also Standalone drivers available when not using Pro Tools at all.
This is a link to all the currently available drivers. Digi and Drivers. Thanks for the follow up! An update: I'm pretty sure he has the wrong driver. Searching the net, we saw a couple of posts talking about the stand alone driver but we have not been able to find it. With the behavior of the Rack and Logic, I'm pretty sure he simply has the wrong driver. I feel like we're right there.
And to clarify, he should not only be using the stand alone version, but specifically for the rack? We couldn't find either. Wizzomixer, the link you provided is where we got the driver from, version Would you mind providing a little more direction?
Thanks again! I was on the phone with him and didn't think to ask. He tried both, but are you opening the driver before or after opening the session? I assumed it was the driver itself since he got the message in both cases.
I'm not using the Things work with the If your brother is seeing MIDI input, that means something is working right already. Did he go through the "allow" step I described above? Under System preferences?
I remember reading that most audio interfaces will offer some degree of input even without a driver. Maybe it's acting weird because he didn't do this step. Also, has he tried the old stand by fix for all problems computer related? Turn off, Turn on. Sometimes these things get into a weird state and you need to shut down the whole system and restart to get everything to launch properly. Here's another trouble shooting step. And I hate to ask questions that might be insulting, but does he know how to use the software?
Maybe it is working, and he doesn't have the right inputs selected? Or the right audio settings in Logic? Can you provide a little more description for giving the permission? We could only see the meter responding, and only on the input channel. Nothing happening on the Stereo Output or being heard via headphones. A couple of things to make sure we're not missing a small step Does it need to be on to get the prompt?
Does Logic need to be running to get the prompt? I guess, it's really as simple as I've described. After the kext is installed, the prompt to "allow" is pretty obvious.
It doesn't pop up as a system dialog box or anything. It's just some text with an "allow" button next to it in that system preferences panel. This doesn't make any sense. I'm not attacking you, I'm saying that the computer and software are doing things that don't make sense. If the rack shows up as an option in audio preferences, and you can set your input to the rack in Logic, then it sounds like the kext is installed.
Why you are getting no output is a mystery. No input monitoring in Logic either, I assume? Have you tried routing to a bus then set an aux track to the bus?
Just to see if the signal goes ANYwhere inside Logic I don't think it matters if the is on or off, but in my case it was on and plugged in. I suspect Logic should NOT be running.
But the worst that would happen is Logic might crash during the install. It's also a mystery to me that you don't see the Avid kext in either of the Extensions folders, but the rack shows up as an input option. All I can guess now is that there is something about your hardware The mac Book that is different from what I have here.
Sorry, but I'm out of ideas. Good luck. One thing that sometimes trips me up is that Logic obeys it's own rules for audio input and output. So system sounds, audio in your web browser, games, movies
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