So How is 2018.12 working for you ?

[Becharax]

Originally Posted by Basstian

pretty solid here. Updated and just deleted the workspace and catalogue as usuals.

nothing to big to complain. one crash during changing a session (something I would not call major) no hick up or crashes during use.

How do you delete the workspace and the catalogue and what for ?

[Emi]

So far, so good. Nothing fancy, pretty solid.

[noiseboyuk]

2 major crashes so far in a morning of working, just doing normal stuff. 2018.7 was solid for me until I encountered a problem with Strip Silence, and foolishly thought updating might help. I'll see how it carries on, 1 more crash and I think I'll roll back.

[PhiBee]

Nice and smooth over here. Same as 2018.10.

[Brian Hudson]

Hi is 2018.12 qualified for the latest macOS?


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[Becharax]

Originally Posted by Brian Hudson

Hi is 2018.12 qualified for the latest macOS?


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Only for high sierra !

[29CountsNY]

Built a new High Sierra partition and loaded 2018.12 and have no major issue to report....so far.

[xrekcor]

no real change here, except for the claim about the CPU overload/HW sample rate error being repaired, still appears to be a problem for me.

[briaboy]

All fine here....!

[Eric Lambert]

Adding a bit of clarity to my earlier post: the sluggishness is affected by the number of active plugins. This wasn't the case with 2018.8. Smaller sessions have a smooth GUI. And having a plugin like Omnisphere open will force the entire DAW to respond more slowly. Level indicators run at about 5 FPS and even the mouse lags. Again, this is with larger sessions with hungry VIs and latent plugins like Weiss, El Rey and FabFilter Q3 in Linear Mode.