Pro Tools 8.0.5 is a free update for Pro Tools 8 owners.So far, so good, all plug-ins and standalone application are running smoothly, without a glitch (including Audio Units in Logic Pro X).
The latest version of Mac OS X, “El Capitan” is up and running at Blue Cat Audio. Support for OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) has been added with EuControl 3.3.2 and S6 v2.1.For topics related to Pro Tools software on Apple's OS. If you look at the Pro Tools 11 Mac OS Compatibility Chart on Avid’s web site then there is an expanding section that outlines exactly what version of the OS works with what version of of Pro Tools. It's just not a full installer.These hooks change between different versions of an OS so it is essential that you run Pro Tools and the OS as a matched pair.
Once you have PTLE 8.0 installed, just install 8.0.5. I imagine free updates end there unless I want to pay for PT9. Pro Tools MP 9 requires your Pro Tools MP 9 iLok authorization to launch. Regarding Pro Tools MP 9 (MP9.0.5) updates on computers with Mac OS X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard) Any chance I can go straight from 8.0 to 8.0.5?
But is also seems to suggest I need the previous version already installed in order to upgrade to the next. It seems all these updates will work with Snow Leopard and I'd guess that the most recent version of PT I can get will have the most to offer. Previous installation of Pro Tools 8.0 for Mac OS X Leopard, is required.Īnd, it suggests that once I have 8.0 CS installed I can, for free,update to PT 8.0.1.Īnd from that it seems to suggest I can upgrade to PT 8.0.1 CS2 The following are the previous CS Updates for Pro Tools 8.0. After poking around on the AVID site I see that they seem to suggest I can update for free to PT8.0 CS (whatever CS is), if I already have PT8.0 (which I have ready to install from disk).
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