Comments on: Pro Tools LE 7.4cs4 Update Released! http://www.showmeprotools.com/pro-tools-le-update-released/ Pro Tools Tutorials | MIDI | Mixing | Audio | Plug-Ins Thu, 29 Dec 2011 03:37:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Chris Bryant http://www.showmeprotools.com/pro-tools-le-update-released/#comment-24 Chris Bryant Mon, 18 Aug 2008 07:45:57 +0000 http://showmeprotools.com/?p=58#comment-24 <a class="comment_link" href="http://www.showmeprotools.com/pro-tools-le-update-released/" rel="nofollow">Lambert</a> ~ Yes. I did actually upgrade to 7.4cs5 on OSX 10.4.8 on a G5 iMac with a 002 Rack and it seemed to fix the midi timing issues, which as you know - made PT useless for MIDI. That upgraded system gets allot of use at my training studio and so far so good. If you've tested it and know for sure that you're getting "the issue" in cs5- then the next thing I would consider is the possibility that the actual installation procedure might have something to do with it... When I installed cs5, I was going from 7.1 (which I had reverted to). I uninstalled 7.1 (using the uninstall feature within the installer), repaired my OSX permissions, re-installed 7.1, upgraded to 7.3, upgrading from 7.3 to 7.4cs5. Doing a new, clean series of installs worked for me. Perhaps it will work for you. Over the years I've noticed inconsistent quirks when doing upgrades without doing fresh installs first - maybe something to do with various files that are NOT deleted or overwritten by the upgrade installer when ideally they should be. So - try that. If that doesn't work, then I'd say you may want to consider reverting back to 7.1. Or, if possible, go forward to 7.4.2. Lambert ~ Yes. I did actually upgrade to 7.4cs5 on OSX 10.4.8 on a G5 iMac with a 002 Rack and it seemed to fix the midi timing issues, which as you know – made PT useless for MIDI. That upgraded system gets allot of use at my training studio and so far so good.

If you’ve tested it and know for sure that you’re getting “the issue” in cs5- then the next thing I would consider is the possibility that the actual installation procedure might have something to do with it…

When I installed cs5, I was going from 7.1 (which I had reverted to). I uninstalled 7.1 (using the uninstall feature within the installer), repaired my OSX permissions, re-installed 7.1, upgraded to 7.3, upgrading from 7.3 to 7.4cs5.

Doing a new, clean series of installs worked for me. Perhaps it will work for you.

Over the years I’ve noticed inconsistent quirks when doing upgrades without doing fresh installs first – maybe something to do with various files that are NOT deleted or overwritten by the upgrade installer when ideally they should be.

So – try that. If that doesn’t work, then I’d say you may want to consider reverting back to 7.1. Or, if possible, go forward to 7.4.2.

]]> By: Lambert Corcoran http://www.showmeprotools.com/pro-tools-le-update-released/#comment-23 Lambert Corcoran Mon, 18 Aug 2008 01:44:56 +0000 http://showmeprotools.com/?p=58#comment-23 Hi, I'm having these notorious midi issues as well. Just downloaded cs5 update for 7.4 and it has NOT corrected my midi problems. Are you still running 7.1 or have you had any luck with the cs4 or cs5 update? I'm a stone's throw from reverting to 7.1 myself. Many Thanks, lambert Hi,

I’m having these notorious midi issues as well. Just downloaded cs5 update for 7.4 and it has NOT corrected my midi problems. Are you still running 7.1 or have you had any luck with the cs4 or cs5 update? I’m a stone’s throw from reverting to 7.1 myself.

Many Thanks,

lambert

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