Again I said that I possibly do not have 64 bit running. I just said that others on this thread mentioned to delete the system ID from the Pro App folder which i do not have.Ģ) As I said in the first post, I tried to do the get info on the app to see if i could switch between 32 and 64 but it is not there. I use it more times a day than i scratch myself. Im out of ideas which is why am here.Īny help would be amazing, Thanks again everyoneġ) Im well aware of what the Application Folder is and where it is. Should i update my mac to get the 64 bit version? I dont know.
#Upgrade logic pro 9 to x install
Should I uninstall and re install anything? I dont want loose any projects though.
Should i try getting the update from else where? Im running the latest version of Leopard, (which i wouldnt be surprised if this has something to do with, for just about every app i have stuffed up once Leopard was installed). I have changed the name back to Logic Pro.app, put it in the apps folder.
#Upgrade logic pro 9 to x serial
I didnt need a serial to download the update from the apple site. Not the current versions but the ones before. There is two questions.ġ) How can I get my Logic Pro 9 to update? Im running 9.0.0.Ģ) Why cant I see any of my Native Instrument Plug ins? They are apart of the Komplete 7 pack. Assuming its impossible for me to have 64 bit even available. I do not have a Pro Apps Folder anywhere on my mac, and I cant for the life of me see where there is an option to change between 32 bit or 64 bit. I appreciate everyones comments but Im not sure if you all understand. Sorry for the long thread with lots of questions, but I just want to get to the bottom of this and start using Logic Pro at its full potential. Do I need to update? Any other suggestions on where to find my plug ins? What is this 32 bit? 62 bit stuff? Im a bit new at this so. Why is this? Why? Iv been running and using this logic for almost 2 years now and have a legitimate key. It still tells me that there is no eligible version in the app folder. I tried putting It in both with the name Logic Pro.app but still no succes. By Application Folder, do you mean the app icon in the side bar? or the App folder in the User? because that folder is empty. I came back to this forum and found that people were having to rename the app back to Logic Pro.app and it must be in your App folder. went to open it and it was telling me there is no eligible version of logic pro in my applications folder. So I thought id try and update my Logic Pro 9 to 9.1.2 because Im currently running 9.0.0 Then I came across a thread saying that curtain Plug Ins only work in 32 bit or 62 bit, but I was not sure which one I was running. I tried the Au Units Manager, did all there is to do there, and nothing. I was first looking to find why my Native Instruments plug ins were not showing up in Logic as a plug in. Ive been searching this forum for a while now to solve a couple of issues ive been having.
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