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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. HiIf i buy a new Macbook pro and get Logic Pro pre-installed. Can i then get logic on my older macbook pro then as well?Thomas MacBook Pro Posted on Jan 25, 2019 12:48 AM Similar questions Can I install my Logic Pro X 10.3.2 from my MBP (13-inch, Mid 2012) onto a new Macbook Air with either an M1 or M2 processor? HelloI have a MBP (13-inch, Mid 2012) which is getting a bit old and I think I will soon need to replace it. I am thinking of buying a new Macbook Air either with the M1 or the M2 processor.I have Logic Pro X 10.3.2 on my curent MBP (13-inch, Mid 2012) so I don't much want to pay nearly another £180 to buy it again. So can I install my currently-owned Logic Pro X 10.3.2 onto a new M1 or M2 Macbook Air? Or would I have to buy a new version of Logic Pro?My understanding is that the M1 and M2 processors require different versions of software from those versions used with the Intel processor in my current MBP.As always, any help will be much appreciated. 1379 6 If I upgrade my iMac"s OS , can I still use the Logic Pro X that I already have If I upgrade my iMac"s OS , can I use the Logic Pro X I already have 173 1 Logic Pro X compatible with older sistem. Hello all. Just want to purchase Logic from the appstore. I use Mojave , but my studio mac runs on Mavericks. Is it possible if I buy logic from Mojave appstore to use it on Mavericks? With an older version I mean. 881 1 Jan 25, 2019 6:37 AM in response to BillyBlondelle Once you've gotten the computer, open the Mac App Store, click on your profile photo, find the list of purchases, look for an option to accept it into your Apple ID, log in with the same Apple ID on the other computer,

And load into Logic later. An obvious downside, however, is cost – you still need to buy an Apple product!So in this round, we’re going to assume you have neither a PC or a Mac. If we look at it that way then Pro Tools just wins this round as you have the option for both!Winner: Pro ToolsLogic vs Pro Tools: Which Is Better?It depends.A copout answer, but ultimately, your individual needs are going to determine which one is best for you.As for me personally, Logic Pro comes out on top.For me, Logic has become my go-to DAW for the fact that it makes life simpler and easier when it comes to mixing and creating music. It feels more intuitive, and the standard plugins are great for creating a pro-sounding mix.Whilst there are certainly advantages to using Pro Tools, ultimately when beginning a session, Logic has become my go-to software for these reasons. My workflow is more streamlined and so is my productivity and most importantly Logic just feels more enjoyable!But that’s not to say that Pro Tools isn’t the most suitable for you. Logic and Pro Tools can do many similar things, and you may prefer the way PT works for a particular task. There is a reason Pro Tools is dubbed the industry-standard as well, so even if you are a fan of Logic, it is worth getting to grips with ‘Tools if you want to pursue music and audio professionally.What’s your preferred DAW? Tell us in the comments!FAQIs Logic better than Pro Tools?They both accomplish the same thing and will get you professional results. They work differently, so you have to find the one that works best for you. Do professionals use Logic?Logic is absolutely considered a professional-level DAW. The biggest downside is that it’s only for

Audiomonk has a great answer for this.If you don’t have the required operating system to run Logic Pro 10.5, because you are on El Capitan, Sierra or High Sierra, but would still like to purchase Logic, you can purchase it using a computer that is running the OS that Logic Pro requires, in this case, Mojave or Catalina (the App Store will not let you buy Logic from a computer that is not running the required operating system). You can then go back to the computer where you want to install it, and download Logic from the “Purchases” in your App Store. By doing this, you will be able to download a version of Logic that runs with your operating system (not the current version of course). For example, you will be able to download Logic version 10.4.8 if you are on High Sierra. So to summarize:Log in with your Apple ID using a computer running Mojave or Catalina and purchase Logic Pro X. You don’t need to download it or install itGo back to the computer where you want to install Logic, making sure you log in with the same Apple ID you used to purchase itGo to Applications > App Store > Purchased and download Logic from here. You should be able to download the last compatible version of Logic Pro available for your operating system by doing thisIf this was helpful, I ask that you Mark As Helpful. Thank you.Eddie GreyCreator of the Logic Pro X Curriculum for Learnquest (An Apple Training Provider)