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No. It has to be 64bit. Mojave was the end of the line for 32bit apps. Some 32bit apps can be made to work in a virtual machine (the OP question) but I have no idea if PEAK Pro is one of them. As far DSP Quattro 5...hmm...i guess in the experimentation i've done with it, it didn't really feel as in...

Just a theoretical question here about this and never really thought of it. Any chance any version of Peak could operate under Rosetta or Rosetta 2 - in a newer OS than Monterey (whether on an Intel OR Silicon Mac)? As far DSP Quattro 5...hmm...i guess in the experimentation i've done with it, it di...

Thanks! Great idea! Will ask around there...

Greetings, I have virtually a career-long - decades - history with Peak, became a beta tester after Peak 6 for Pro 7 and Studio...worked with Steve Berkeley on promotional videos and we continue to keep in touch but sadly any hope for a resurrection seems dashed at this point...probably more like 10...

This is one of the few forums where some diehards like me have posted about still using the fantastic Bias Peak. I've been running it on a 2018 Mac in Mojave...The end of the line AFAIK for it to run as it requires 32-bit and is broken in anything beyond Mojave. It also requires files to be written ...

Hi, thanks - yeah i have my serial # for original Peak 7 install disk...tho as far as a bunch of .dmg files from my time on the Beta Group for Peak 7, not so sure what would easily reinstall fresh... Steve's been decent about getting back in touch in any event so i guess shouldn't worry..gave me at ...

Hi Mike, sorry but if you replied I don't see any comments re the migration question... There's a link to another thread but that's abt a file 43 error question...

Thanx!

I have been happy with DP and my MOTU interfaces have behaved well with Peak as my main editor. --That said, I revive this thread with regard to doing some machine changeovers and hoped someone could advise on a migration question as I'm a bit rusty on the process. Hope you can help folks. I have a ...

mikehalloran wrote:Or sometimes it really is a file system error. Hope that it works.

Thanks Mike. It's a relatively new SSD so hopefully the scratch disk setting was all it was. Will see!

If a permissions issue I might need more advice but so far so good.

Hi thanks. Looks like I got it. Steve said to deselect a folder and just make the Drive the primary scratch disk. Trashed prefs and did that and it is saving files to Documents folder now.

Hopefully that'll be the fix. Thanks !

Hi, this is off-topic but i'm googling for answers and discovered this relatively recent thread with members who have used Peak 6 successfully in 10.8.5. Wonder if anybody can help because Steve/Soundness may or may not get back to me in time- I just replaced a Mac running Snow Leopard (very stable)...

Hi, we're attempting to set up a newly acquired Traveler and having a hard time figuring out how to have all Outs simultaneously assigned -- so that it effectively serves as as a distribution amp...i.e. the same signal at once feeding multiple devices. The path is: mic pre>finalizer>MOTU (via S/PDIF...

Thanks, Ben, looks like that'll do it.
Will find out how things go once i have the hardware.

Best Regards,

Mike

Hi, looking to create a new studio configuration and wondered if i could get some help on a couple of things... I am not liking my Apogee USB A/D and looking at the MOTU 828 mk3 hybrid. I am normally recording to Bias Peak on an IMac running Snow Leopard, with an external 'record-to' Lacie HD. I kno...