Yosemite + DP 8.07

[er777]

DP and Yosemite 10.10? Don't do it yet!!

Audio clicks and samples dropping for the very same sessions I used in Mavericks. Plugins and the DP system do not play well together yet.

Reverted back to Mavericks

iMac i7
32 Gigs of RAM
SSD Startup Disk

[bayswater]

DP and Yosemite 10.10? Don't do it yet!!

Audio clicks and samples dropping for the very same sessions I used in Mavericks. Plugins and the DP system do not play well together yet.

Reverted back to Mavericks

iMac i7
32 Gigs of RAM
SSD Startup Disk

No problems here. You might want to check whether all of your plugins are OK in Yosemite. I had a couple of old plugins that caused some problems. Once these were removed, things were fine.

[mikehalloran]

Working better than ever here.

There are a couple of minor issues that affect others and are found in the other threads on this subject but none of them are affecting me.

[Phil O]

Working fine here as well. I did have to trash some old Waves stuff that was still kicking around. It was keeping Finale from launching. But as far as DP is concerned, it's all good. I've been using Yosemite on a test partition since it was released. I'm considering upgrading my main boot drive soon.

Phil

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Some problems but not the same ones reported by the o/p. Working about 95% so far. Try repairing permissions!

[daniel.sneed]

100% operative, here.

[Phil O]

I recently acquired an SSD. I've installed Yosemite and am now using it as my main boot drive. A few little glitches, but over all I'm very happy - working and playing well with DP 8.07. I think once we get to 10.10.2 or so, everything will be golden.

Think about this. If it ever reaches 10.10.10, they can call it XXX, but then only adults will be allowed to use it.

Phil

[BKK-OZ]

One post wonder, no specifics, just a generic 'sky is falling' post.

Fee-fi-fo-fum, methinks I smell a troll.

OP - have you got details or are you just stirring up FUD?

[HCMarkus]

I wouldn't necessarily assign nefarious intent here… we can look at the OP's message as a kind warning. IMHO, anyone who is willing to move to version 1.0 of any new software likes living on the edge. Unless there are features included that are essential to one's happy existence, productivity is best served by a measured approach to any software updates.

So says the guy still (happily) running Mountain Lion.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Anyone who takes advice from anonymous posters on ANY internet site... Well, y'all can finish that sentence. Oh wait, was that advice? It's ok, I'm not anonymous, just unknown. LOL

[MIDI Life Crisis]

ps - I don't like living on the edge. I LOVE it!

[HCMarkus]

ps - I don't like living on the edge. I LOVE it!

I and many others thank you for your bravery MLC. Keeps us CLOSE to the edge, in a slightly less precarious position!

[MIDI Life Crisis]

And keeps me slightly ahead of others...

[BKK-OZ]

Still no specifics.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Still no specifics.

And subsequently, no help in figuring out the problem. NEXT!