I read this somewhere on here, but for life of me can't find it via search.
Basically: someone mentioned that there's a version of Tiger that plays best with a certain version of DP 4.5.
I've finally got 10.4, and I've got an incremental upgrade to DP 4.5 available, but I want to make sure I don't "over upgrade" either one if I don't have to.
Best (as in "most stable") version of OS X 10.4x w
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Best (as in "most stable") version of OS X 10.4x w
DP 4.61
828 mkII (Firewire 1.2.4; MIDI 1.2.9)
OS X 10.4.11
Mini 1.25/80GB/1GB RAM
GLYPH GT050 120GB
828 mkII (Firewire 1.2.4; MIDI 1.2.9)
OS X 10.4.11
Mini 1.25/80GB/1GB RAM
GLYPH GT050 120GB
It kind of depends on who you talk to. The most stable combination for me so far has been DP5.13 w/ OS 10.4.11. Others may say, "No way."
Phil
Phil
DP 11.32, 2020 M1 Mac Mini [9,1] (16 Gig RAM), Mac Pro 3GHz 8 core [6,1] (16 Gig RAM), OS 14.5/11.6.2, Lynx Aurora (n) 8tb, MOTU 8pre-es, MOTU M6, MOTU 828, Apogee Rosetta 800, UAD-2 Satellite, a truckload of outboard gear and plug-ins, and a partridge in a pear tree.
Yeah, I sort of figured as much...I'll be stuck on DP 4.x for the foreseeable future...I guess I'll just do the free DP upgrade I'm owed, and tick up incremental OSX versions until something breaks or I run up against Leopard.
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DP 4.61
828 mkII (Firewire 1.2.4; MIDI 1.2.9)
OS X 10.4.11
Mini 1.25/80GB/1GB RAM
GLYPH GT050 120GB
828 mkII (Firewire 1.2.4; MIDI 1.2.9)
OS X 10.4.11
Mini 1.25/80GB/1GB RAM
GLYPH GT050 120GB
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gearboy
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Totally 100% rock-solid with DP4.61 and 10.4.10. I may venture to 10.4.11 soon, as I haven't heard anything negative. I was on DP4.61 and 10.4.7 for months and months without an issue. Redid all of the sound for a feature-length indie-comedy on that setup.
Jeff
Jeff
OS 10.4.11 - G5 Dual 1.8GHz, 3GB RAM / Mac PB G4 1.5GHz, 1.5GB RAM / Apogee Duet / MOTU 828mkii w/BLA Analog & Clock mod / MOTU DP4.61 / Live5.2 / Peak 4 & 5 LE / Izotope Oz3, Sp, Tr / Waves Ren Max / TRacks, Miroslav / NI Komplete 5 / GF impOSCar, MiniMonsta, M-Tron / Automat / Nomad Factory Vintage Studio Bundle / apTrigga / Audio Hijack Pro
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My recording blog: http://www.ipressrecord.com
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monkey man
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Still on 10.4.8 here.
Upgrading to Intel should the new Pros appear soon, in which case I'll be lumped with the new big cat.
If it's as stable as 10.4.8 has been, I'll be happy.
Upgrading to Intel should the new Pros appear soon, in which case I'll be lumped with the new big cat.
If it's as stable as 10.4.8 has been, I'll be happy.
Mac 2012 12C Cheese Grater, OSX 10.13.6
MOTU DP8.07, MachFive 3.2.1, MIDI Express XT, 24I/O
Novation, Yamaha & Roland Synths, Guitar & Bass, Kemper Rack
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