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Has anyone tested Ableton Live 9 under MacOS High Sierra Beta 10.13?

Developer Beta has been available for a few Weeks. Public Beta was just made available.

Mangavideo wrote:Has anyone tested Ableton Live 9 under MacOS High Sierra Beta 10.13?

Developer Beta has been available for a few Weeks. Public Beta was just made available.

From what I read form reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/ableton/commen ... acos_high/

only max7 causes some issues and serum got his presets all messed up, appart the ableton beta version seems to work fine on it.

I'm experiencing the “The selected Max application could not be loaded. A 64-bit version is probably required.” issue mentioned in the previous post. Everything else seems to work well.

Valery_Kondakoff wrote:I'm experiencing the “The selected Max application could not be loaded. A 64-bit version is probably required.” issue mentioned in the previous post. Everything else seems to work well.

Cool, I will still wait tho, I remember having bad experience when maverick came out, great fully I had a backup, but still a wasrte of time, to have to restore.
Im trying ios11 beta tho, and it looks ok for now.

Yup, I accidentally (yes I know stupid) updated to High Sierra instead of Sierra. Really regret it, CPU has greatly increased and everything is responding (mouse response, click response) super slow. Super annoyed by this. Luckily I created a TimeMachine backup to revert back.

Valery_Kondakoff wrote:I'm experiencing the “The selected Max application could not be loaded. A 64-bit version is probably required.” issue mentioned in the previous post. Everything else seems to work well.

I'm using the latest Live 9 Suite Beta and it has never ran more smoothly than it has on High Sierra Dev Beta 2-9 and the latest RC1 Candidate.

I'm thinking the last Live Beta was compiled and tested specifically with High Sierra Beta in mind.

May want to hold off on updating just now:

https://www.macrumors.com/2017/09/25/ma ... erability/

macOS High Sierra Vulnerability Allegedly Allows Malicious Third-Party Apps to Access Plaintext Keychain Data

"macOS High Sierra, released to the public today, could be impacted by a major security flaw that could allow a hacker to steal the usernames and passwords of accounts stored in Keychain.

As it turns out, unsigned apps on macOS High Sierra (and potentially earlier versions of macOS) can allegedly access the Keychain info and display plaintext usernames and passwords without a user's master password.

Security researcher and ex-NSA analyst Patrick Wardle tweeted about the vulnerability early this morning and shared a video of the exploit in action.

There is now a macOS 10.13 High Sierra release discussion here:
macOS High Sierra compatibility (release).

I've got way too much music software by different developers to upgrade this soon. It will probably be 6 months minimum before I even consider. Plus I can't really think of any new feature I'm itching to use.