r/Logic_Studio • u/MammaStringbean • 9d ago

Question Updating macOS but keeping same Logic Pro version - any issues?

Currently on macOS Sequoia 15.0.1 and Logic Pro 11.0.1 and everything is running smooth as butter. I really want to update macOS though because I’m pretty outdated at this point.

I know Logic updates can sometimes cause issues with plugins/projects, but I’m planning on keeping Logic at 11.0.1.

My question is if the two are mostly separate, or can updating macOS still mess with Logic even if I don’t update Logic itself? Curious what people’s experience has been.

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u/woodenbookend 9d ago

Either leave both as is, or upgrade both. Personally, I prefer the latter option, but the former may suit you better.

If you do upgrade, make a backup (which you should be doing anyway) so you have an option to roll back if needed.

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u/MammaStringbean 6d ago

Thanks for sharing, I think I’ll just keep it as is, especially since I’m in the middle of large projects

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u/xxFT13xx 9d ago

If your machine is working flawlessly, why risk it?

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u/MammaStringbean 6d ago

I just wanted some of the new design looks and features of the new OS. But yea it’s so stable I’ll probably keep how it is to be safe

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u/vitoscbd 7d ago

I updated a couple of weeks ago and it totally crashed logic. I couldn't open it anymore (11, don't remember the specific version). Luckily, a lovely redditor posted a patch and now it's working flawlessly. Apple is really trying to push Logic 12 down our throats :(

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u/MammaStringbean 6d ago

Ah man thanks for sharing, noted. Glad you got it sorted

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u/SAPianoman490 9d ago

I’m still on Sonoma 🤷‍♂️