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facilities:recordingstudio:setting_up_default_user [2019/06/07 14:37] Andrei Maberley |
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+ | This page is currently being updated to reflect changes to the Recording Studio | ||
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======Apple DAW Set-up tips ====== | ======Apple DAW Set-up tips ====== | ||
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# Delete the directory | # Delete the directory | ||
- | rm -rf "$LU_HOME_FOLER" | + | rm -rf "$LU_HOME_FOLDER" |
# Recreate the directory | # Recreate the directory | ||
ditto " | ditto " | ||
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</ | </ | ||
- | The new user should now be fully set up. Sit back and make some tunes! | + | The new user should now be fully set up. |
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+ | =====Updating HD drivers===== | ||
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+ | From at least OSX 10.15.6 installing HD drivers to use the HD Native soundcard requires a work-around for [[https:// | ||
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+ | Firstly, in the MacOS platform release notes, there is this: | ||
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+ | HD Driver may not load on macOS Catalina after installing Pro Tools (PT-257898) | ||
+ | When installing Pro Tools version 2019.12 | ||
+ | when rebooting the computer. To correct this issue, do one of the following: | ||
+ | • Manually load DigiDal.kext after every boot; Launch the Terminal and enter: | ||
+ | sudo kextload / | ||
+ | • For a more permanent solution, force an update of the pre-linked kernel via Recovery Mode in the Terminal: | ||
+ | touch -c "/ | ||
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+ | What it fails to mention is that you'll need to reboot in recovery mode (Cmd-R), go into " | ||
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+ | In the terminal enter: | ||
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+ | **csrutil disable** | ||
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+ | This will disable the System Integrity Protection (SIP). You'll then need to reboot in normal mode and do the: | ||
+ | ** | ||
+ | sudo kextload / | ||
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+ | This will load the HD kernel extension. | ||
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+ | If you start Protools and go to " | ||
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+ | You can also do the " | ||
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+ | It is not recommended that you run with System Integrity Protect disabled, so you'll need to do: | ||
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+ | **csrutil enable** | ||
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+ | Oddly, the latest security update that Apple released (which took an incredibly long time to install) undid the kernel extension load and I had to re-do the (above) steps again. | ||
+ | </ | ||