well regular is the important one Let us know how that one goes. Have you started running VST's as well or just the internal ones?Tarekith wrote:So far so good, the beta is working fine. Not tested 9 yet.
OS X Mavericks & Ableton Live
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Thought you didn't have any money?Funk N. Furter wrote:Total Finder = simple, safe, painless, and had Dual Mode. No new operating system required. Installed in 5 minutes. That will do for me (for now).stringtapper wrote:TotalFinder = $18
Mavericks = $Free.99
You were supposed to be saving up for a music theory textbook…
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oh yeah... there's a total Total Finder thread going on in Operating Systems and Applications and if there's not... then totally make one!
@ Tarekith - what else are you running besides Live, Sudio One and Logic DAW wise? any negativity there?
do you use jbridge, if so
any complaints or happy vibes regarding the new OS look and feel?
@ Tarekith - what else are you running besides Live, Sudio One and Logic DAW wise? any negativity there?
do you use jbridge, if so
any complaints or happy vibes regarding the new OS look and feel?
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No time for more testing right now, the sun just came out so it's time to hit the mountain bike. Maybe later I'll get back in the studio and try everything a little more extensively. Sorry guys!
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Oh man, after reading this, I'm so tempted to install it.Tarekith wrote:So far so good, the beta is working fine. Not tested 9 yet.
Calvinalibra
APC40 + Push + Apogee Duet 2
Ableton + Maschine
To Self: Learn the equipment you have before you spend a bunch of money on new stuff. New equipment doesn't make you better <-- not working out for me.
APC40 + Push + Apogee Duet 2
Ableton + Maschine
To Self: Learn the equipment you have before you spend a bunch of money on new stuff. New equipment doesn't make you better <-- not working out for me.
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Funk N. Furter wrote:I doubt I'll get Mavericks straight away. I've not had Mountain Lion long and I skipped Lion altogether. I still have Snow Leopard as well, but I don't have room for three operating systems. Anyway, I don't want it until I know it's ok.
Regarding tabbed browsing, you have a better version (probably) already using Total Finder, which I've done a review on. It's great because as well as tabs you get dual mode which is great (see pic below). This enables you to join two tabs so they become two Finders joined together, with independent navigation. Great for all sorts including updating your Live beta's scripts and skins.
TotalFinder
This is reminding me Apple needs to bring back multi-window support in iTunes. It’s fucking annoying only having one window to work with when you are trying to create and organize playlists or comparing what you have in your library to what’s in the iTunes store.
I have no clue why they got rid of that convenient feature.
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Funk N. Furter wrote:So what other features are in Mavericks? That was just one that was mentioned, and one I'd heard of.H20nly wrote:oh yeah... there's a total Total Finder thread going on in Operating Systems and Applications and if there's not... then totally make one!
They added iOS style notifications to Safari. So for example, you could send “New Live 9 quick tips tutorials!” notifications to people who frequent your website. Not sure how that would work on your end.
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it's also supposed to use less RAM through optimization and less CPU by forcing applications that are not the most forward window to throttle down their CPU consumption.
Safari will automatically block adds that move... by allowing you to choose to let them play. apparently they consider this a way to conserve battery/power.
Safari will automatically block adds that move... by allowing you to choose to let them play. apparently they consider this a way to conserve battery/power.
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^ i think that is just fancy bookmarks, but it could be cool.
hopefully we'll get the scoop from Tarekith if he isn't in a heap on the floor hugging his Time Capsule repeating "thank God i have you" right now... while his MBP smolders in the background...
hopefully we'll get the scoop from Tarekith if he isn't in a heap on the floor hugging his Time Capsule repeating "thank God i have you" right now... while his MBP smolders in the background...
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I'm bitting the bullet. I'll test Native Instruments, the native Live packs, general functions, and other VSTs.
Wish me luck!
Wish me luck!
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iCloud Keychain alone is worth it for me. Great bike ride, at the pub drinking a beer, still haven't got back to the studio, oops. Kinda making me feel like a maverick or something...
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I'm testing it right now.
I've stayed on SL so far because I've done test and it runs way more better than Lion, for Live and audio at least.
... But I have to say that for the moment I'm quite impressed, mavericks is very very smooth, and it (for the moment) it runs Live even better than SL
9.0.5 and 9.1 beta (32 bit), m4L 6.1.4, push, motu ultralite mk3, these seem to work fine, no problem observed for the moment.
kontakt 5 and isotope rx looks ok also. Same goes for audiofinder. <<< oh, it looks like this os wants to spell things for me like on an iphone.
I've stayed on SL so far because I've done test and it runs way more better than Lion, for Live and audio at least.
... But I have to say that for the moment I'm quite impressed, mavericks is very very smooth, and it (for the moment) it runs Live even better than SL
9.0.5 and 9.1 beta (32 bit), m4L 6.1.4, push, motu ultralite mk3, these seem to work fine, no problem observed for the moment.
kontakt 5 and isotope rx looks ok also. Same goes for audiofinder. <<< oh, it looks like this os wants to spell things for me like on an iphone.
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Installed and running 9.1. No issues, all plugins running fine. Also ran Logic 9 and X as well as PT10. Everything just works.
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good luck!! I'm interested to know how it works with NI.bigluc wrote:I'm bitting the bullet. I'll test Native Instruments, the native Live packs, general functions, and other VSTs.
Wish me luck!
Calvinalibra
APC40 + Push + Apogee Duet 2
Ableton + Maschine
To Self: Learn the equipment you have before you spend a bunch of money on new stuff. New equipment doesn't make you better <-- not working out for me.
APC40 + Push + Apogee Duet 2
Ableton + Maschine
To Self: Learn the equipment you have before you spend a bunch of money on new stuff. New equipment doesn't make you better <-- not working out for me.
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The strangest thing so far is the default fonts in Safari changed to a skinnier one. Not a huge deal, but definitely keeps making me do a double take.