Fixed: No input signal? PT2018.10 and UAD Apollo TB2 units

[ramonetl]

Recently I backed up my system and upgraded to Mojave knowing that while PT was not yet certified, I could always roll back and I am daring that way. I did it first on my mbpro and let it run a week or so before I committed to doing this on my mac pro. I did deal with the gotchas of getting my eucon stuff all working and PT played my sessions back nicely so i thought ok all good. However today I discovered that I may have the worst kind of bug in that I can get no input signal from my apollo 8p quad or my Twin quad. The session plays back just fine and so I did the usual blow away the io and reset to default. Then I started trying different inputs from spdif (kemper) to Apollo 8p channel one then the twin channel one. None get a signal input no matter what I try or what input I select. Its showing a strong signal in the UAD console and playback from PT to UAD console shows and is controlled as well. Has anyone come across this? I would like to try to fix this before I roll back. Please dont just say you should never upgrade til avid says its supported because that I know but someone has to find and fix these issues. :) I did go download the latest 9.7 UAD update but that didnt do anything here. It appears to be within ProTools. Thanks for your time. Peter

[jjnssn]

Check UADs site about Mojave. It should work. I upgraded and it had worked so it isn’t clear why it isn’t for you.


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[ramonetl]

Originally Posted by jjnssn

Check UADs site about Mojave. It should work. I upgraded and it had worked so it isn’t clear why it isn’t for you.


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Dude you are the best! It turned out that I needed to enable the microphone for ProTools. When I looked up the article you referenced they had a picture of that and I looked and sure enough it was not selected. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Peter

[jjnssn]

Awesome.


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[climber]

Apparently for OSX versions above Sierra you must enable the microphone input in the Settings to be able to record. I updated to Mojave, had the same issue and I'd never heard this. Changing it immediately resolved that issue.

Why isn't this prominently noted somewhere? Or is it & I just missed it.

[ramonetl]

I had never experienced this before either. It annoyed me but at least once I saw the pic from the UAD article I got it fixed right away. I think this is more apple locking down how things get access but yeah Avid should give you a popup to enable it...