PT 2018.10 is here

[noiseboyuk]

Originally Posted by midnightrambler

From the list of box fixes etc I don't really see the point of most users updating.

Ditto. 2018.7 working pretty well here, the whole faff and risk of updating simply doesn't seem worth it. Can't remember quite such a meagre release really... it mostly looks like fixed typos in the manual.

[JFreak]

From what I read, the point is latest High Sierra update is now supported... which means next version should support Mojave (just a guess)

[noiseboyuk]

Originally Posted by JFreak

From what I read, the point is latest High Sierra update is now supported... which means next version should support Mojave (just a guess)

High Sierra support hasn't changed AFAIK. Every 2018 release has supported 10.13.3, unchanged in 2018.10. http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/e...tibility-Chart

[jjnssn]

Originally Posted by noiseboyuk

High Sierra support hasn't changed AFAIK. Every 2018 release has supported 10.13.3, unchanged in 2018.10. http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/e...tibility-Chart

I read this also so I am confused as well with JFreaks statement.


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[Sugarnutz]

To be compatible with a friend in Nashville I purchased a competitive crossgrade for Cubase Pro 9.5 late this summer. So far it's been issue free and VI performance is way better than PT 2018.7 with both on Windows 10.

I went to a 43" 4K monitor two weeks ago and although I haven't had any scaling issues with PT, it just looks anemic compared to Cubase at high resolution. I have to strain to see the text in menus and I have done everything I can with all other apps looking fine.

Probably my last go-round with PT and I've been using it since 5.xx with a 001 and 6.4 with a Mix+ rig. Still have my HD4 rig running 8.1.1 for live tracking (which is another beef with Avid, no reasonable upgrade to 10).

[JFreak]

release notes said 10.13.6 if i'm not mistaken?

[bartosz idzi]

Originally Posted by JFreak

release notes said 10.13.6 if i'm not mistaken?

nope.

October 11th, 2018


System Requirements and Compatibility with Pro Tools 2018.10 Software
macOS High Sierra (10.13.3), macOS Sierra (10.12.6), and Mac OS 10.11.6 (El Capitan)
macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 and later is not recommended due to performance issues at lower buffer sizes

[TNM]

Originally Posted by SoundEng1

This will be the last year with avid, been using protools since version 4. You've forced me to look at other options, I like what I've seen. I've spoken to other engineers and producers and the feeling is mutual. $400 a year is just too much!

yep

Originally Posted by Macsearcher

I'm getting drastically worse performance than .7.
Midi editor opens as score editor for some reason...
Audio dropouts
Nightmare over here.

yep

[rinky]

Thanks for beta testing this release, guys.
Not updating!

[Evil Jack]

Originally Posted by Macsearcher

I'm getting drastically worse performance than .7.
Midi editor opens as score editor for some reason...
Audio dropouts
Nightmare over here.

Not seeing any of this.
.10 is the same as .7 for me.
Are you double clicking for the midi editor? (I use the CTRL + Shortcut)

Mac 5,1
HS 10.13.6