Question regarding Big Sur

[Southsidemusic]

Soo … if we installed Big Sur on one of our studio Mac Pro’s would we break anything regarding plugins like autotune, Melodyne and NI Komplete and Slate everything and so on? This rosetta i been hearing, is this for Big Sur or only for M1 macs and what about Carbon and PT Ultimate?? Will I need anything extra or are we catched up now with BS as catalina has bugs on our trashcans like Safari disappeared and a few other weird things like some of the 6 SSD drives connected to USB3 hubs and tbolt hubs. Just installed a new real grand piano keyboard Kawai VPC-1 which has the best keybed of every non soundbased keyboard and we have NI 49mk2 and Push2 and expressive e Touche and many more and each restart different gear doesn’t popup or function on the USB3 hubs.

And the fact Safari has disappeared is craycray. We reinstalled 10.15.7 from Mojave and as we had to have Cat for Carbon to work ater this alot of bad stuff keep happening.

Ya’ll know me by now and that I am a producer and songwriter and have usually intern magic people but they aren’t allowed yet due to Covid-19 so we are on our own right now and took us 4 hrs to install our 4 new SSL UF8 controllers which should have taken 20 minutes according to the manual.

Are there any settings we missed to have the 4 USB3 ports using 100% of their capacity and same with Thunderbolt 2 ports? It just feel off somehow. Like they all 4 ports lost some power. We only use kind of expensive USB3 hubs with power supply so no cheapo USB2 or like that with usb power.

Any advice would help eaze my anxiety ��

[Eric Lambert]

Rosetta enters the picture for M1 Macs, not Big Sur. I've been running Big Sur on a couple Macs for quite a while and any issues I may have couldn't be blamed on the OS. B.S. is solid. I'm even testing Monterey on one machine and PT operates ok (tho I haven't really pressed it hard).