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...until you check with all your DAW and hardware vendors to make sure that they have tested & certified compatibility with Mavericks.
I just had to SMH as I read the end of ultrazone's most recent post about getting all fired up to install Mavericks on his master audio build/Golden Build and "try" his audio interface and Pro Tools 10 and PT 11. No offense intended to you, ultrazone, but....
Those of us who have been doing this for years (early 1990's for me with Mac-based sequencers and the very first release of Pro Tools on a Mac IIci + a 1GB Seagate SCSI drive) know all too well that when Apple releases a new OS, the **LAST** thing you want to do is take a stable working studio rig & install the latest Apple OS within days of release.
For the record:
Those are just the few that have hit my inbox, as I own these brands of hardware/software. Sweetwater has done a GREAT job of researching & compiling a list of compatible hardware & software. It has been updated today, October 23 at the time of this writing. Please take a few moments to go read and get yourself in-the-know.
My 2-cents: Please PLEASE don't take a stable music studio build and try to install Mavericks without doing your homework to verify compatibility and support of software, hardware, and drivers. BUT...If you've got a spare HD and have the time to do the install and be your own test lab just for $hits & giggles, I say:
YOU GO, GURL!
I just had to SMH as I read the end of ultrazone's most recent post about getting all fired up to install Mavericks on his master audio build/Golden Build and "try" his audio interface and Pro Tools 10 and PT 11. No offense intended to you, ultrazone, but....
Those of us who have been doing this for years (early 1990's for me with Mac-based sequencers and the very first release of Pro Tools on a Mac IIci + a 1GB Seagate SCSI drive) know all too well that when Apple releases a new OS, the **LAST** thing you want to do is take a stable working studio rig & install the latest Apple OS within days of release.
For the record:
- AVID DOES NOT SUPPORT Any AVID app (including Pro Tools) on OSX 10.9: Clicky
- Only Apogee USB audio interfaces (and a couple legacy FW interfaces) currently work with Mavericks. Apogee Symphony I/O (that would be ME) and Apogee GIO Guitar controller/interface ARE NOT SUPPORTED at this time. Clicky.
- MOTU hardware and software products "...appear to be compatible with OS X Mavericks, although final compatibility testing is still on-going. In some cases, MOTU software updates may be available soon to achieve 100% compatibility." Clicky.
Those are just the few that have hit my inbox, as I own these brands of hardware/software. Sweetwater has done a GREAT job of researching & compiling a list of compatible hardware & software. It has been updated today, October 23 at the time of this writing. Please take a few moments to go read and get yourself in-the-know.
My 2-cents: Please PLEASE don't take a stable music studio build and try to install Mavericks without doing your homework to verify compatibility and support of software, hardware, and drivers. BUT...If you've got a spare HD and have the time to do the install and be your own test lab just for $hits & giggles, I say:
YOU GO, GURL!