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Pro tools 12.7 and mac os capitan
Pro tools 12.7 and mac os capitan









pro tools 12.7 and mac os capitan
  1. PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN INSTALL
  2. PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN 64 BIT
  3. PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN MOD
  4. PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN PRO
  5. PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN SOFTWARE

PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN MOD

This mod doubles the amount of processor cores giving a significant speed bump. I replaced the old processors (dual cores) with SLAED Xeon 5355’s.

pro tools 12.7 and mac os capitan

This not a job for the faint-hearted, but it’s still pretty easy to do if you like to get your hands dirty.

PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN PRO

I then optimise OSX Yosemite for Pro Tools, turning off mission control, notifications, silly kitten desktop pictures etc.

PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN INSTALL

Install either OSX 10.10.1 or 10.10.2 Combo updater.Restart the mac, hold down the mac option key to choose your boot drive after start up chime You should now be able to boot into either OSX Lion or Yosemite 10.10 flat. Install the boot.efi patch, I used the black version.Bay 4, remember? Hold down the Mac option key to choose your boot drive after start up chime. Install Yosemite from USB drive to your new “Yosemite HD” system drive.This can take some time, so be patient and do something useful for the planet, like knitting a vest for our wee penguins on Phillip Island. This is the patched version of Yosemite.ĭon’t install the Apple App store version as this does not have ze patch… Open up Lion Diskmaker X and follow the instructions to create a bootable USB “special” Yosemite installer from the big Yosemite image you download before. (yet to be created, mwahhahaha) Hardware Installation I popped the files on one of my media drives temporarily so I could access them from my old system drive or my new system drive. Once you’ve finished downloading, place the files somewhere safe, it could be on a USB drive etc If you’re in Australia, as I am, you have plenty of time to make a nice batch of scones with jam and cream, thanks to our advanced network infrastructure. Depending on your internet speed, this may take some time, so make a nice pot of tea. I’m going to assume that you’re booting from your old Lion system drive, so go ahead and download all the bits and bobs from the links above. They also seem to disappear down the black hole that guitar picks, iLok 2 lids and single socks end up. A download of Yosemite 10.10.1 or 10.10.2 Combo updaters Īll of the above cost me around $200 US, I had a spare 1TB 7200 rpm SATA drive, USB drives are cheap and seem to breed like rabbits.If I stuff anything up, I can always boot back to my untouched Lion system drive. You could partition your old Lion drive, but I prefer to build on drive that’s minty fresh. A spare hard drive, mechanical or SSD for the new system drive.

pro tools 12.7 and mac os capitan

  • I chose the black screen as I dual boot into OSX Lion 10.8.5 or Yosemite 10.10.2. The black screen tells me instantly that I’m booting into Yosemite.
  • Black is a white Apple on a black background and Grey is the traditional Apple boot screen:
  • Either boot.efi file downloadable here.
  • It would appear that Apple have asked for it to be taken down.
  • We are sorry but the pre patched version of OSX Yosemite 10.10 is no longer available.
  • I like a boot screen, so I purchased a proper Apple card (2nd hand) There are flashed PC cards out there, but they won’t display a boot screen.
  • A graphics card better than a GT120, I used a Radeon HD 5770, original mac version with its appropriate power cable.
  • A Mac Pro 1,1 or 2,1 Cheese grater desktop with OSX Lion 10.7.5 system drive.
  • PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN 64 BIT

    The clever bunnies out there in the Wild World Webby, have managed to fool a Ye Olde Mac Pro to run in 64 bit EFI. The main restriction for a 2006/7 Mac Pro is that it was designed to boot into a 32-bit environment, even though a lot of the internal hardware was 64-bit capable. The wait seems to have been worth it, as I now have my poor old machine running on OSX Yosemite 10.10.2 and Pro Tools 11.3.1 So I decided to wait a wee while until I found a more elegant solution. I’d read that some very clever folk had managed to persuade an old Mac Pro to run Mountain Lion and then Mavericks, and searching the Interwebs, I did indeed find a number of solutions that seemed to require entering a lot of commands in Terminal, creating boot partitions and generally patting your head and chewing gum at the same time. This is all jolly nice for my clients, but my own personal 2006 Mac Pro 1,1 with a Cinema display (purchased from a friend for a pittance) sits there languishing quite a few operating systems behind on OSX Lion 10.7.5 running Pro Tools 10.3.10 HD. All fully qualified, just the way I like it.

    pro tools 12.7 and mac os capitan

    PRO TOOLS 12.7 AND MAC OS CAPITAN SOFTWARE

    They can afford the best, so I get to tinker with the latest Avid qualified hardware and software available: “iAshtray” Mac Pros, tank-like rack mounted Sonnet chassis, HDX or HD Native cards etc. Part of my day job is building Pro Tools rigs for high-end customers. You’re building what I refer to as a “Frankenmac”. If you end up with bricked Mac Pro, then it’s your own silly fault. First of all, all of the below are regarded as hacks.











    Pro tools 12.7 and mac os capitan