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Old 06-28-2021, 07:04 AM
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Default 2021.6 install on the same drive as 2020.9.1

Hi,

Pro Tools install question here:

When i had my 5.1 Mac Pro, i would just used two system drive, one for the newest Pro Tools install and the other with my "old" trusty system, meaning i could go back anytime to my latest version of Pro Tools if needed.

With my new Mac Pro (2019), i have only one system drive, so i am wondering how can i have a similar workflow with just one system drive?

I've read that some people rename the oldest Pro tools version in order to have 2 versions running at the same time, but i cant find the thread.
Is it possible?
Is there any issues related to this method?

I would like to try 2021.6 without overwriting my 2020.9 version.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!!!

Thanks

Luc
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