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Apple’s macOS 12 Monterey is the latest version of macOS and was announced for official public release on October 25, 2021. We are excited to start using the new software but, at the same time, are extremely cautious. Pro audio and music production users probably should not upgrade until all of their respective third-party software and hardware are officially supported by their respective manufacturers.
Please check below the list of which apps won’t work with Monterey:
macOS 12 Monterey Compatibility List provided by SweetWater
LAFS IMT supports the current version: macOS Big Sur 11 If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Helpdesk Support page.
Turn Off Auto Updates
We recommend you turn off auto-updates on your Mac until it has been tested with your program’s software. You may still continue to receive notifications to update to the new macOS, but please resist the urge to move forward with the installation as it can affect how your software functions.
Apple released macOS 11 Big Sur on November 12th, 2020. Current students who receive software and hardware from the music and audio production programs may now upgrade their Apple macOS to the latest version, Big Sur.
You Can Turn Off Auto Updates
We recommend you turn off auto-updates on your Mac until you know it is safe to upgrade.
Apple released macOS 11 Big Sur on November 12th, 2020. While the operating system upgrade is currently available, do not upgrade unless all of your music production devices and software are officially deemed compatible by their respective manufacturers.
Please check below the list of which apps won’t work with Big Sur:
macOS 11 Big Sur Compatibility List provided by SweetWater
macOS 11 (Big Sur) and M1 Support for Avid Products Knowledge Base Article provided by Avid
LAFS IMT supports the current version: macOS Mojave 10.14.2 If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Helpdesk Support page.
Turn Off Auto Updates
We recommend you turn off auto-updates on your Mac until Catalina has been tested with your program’s software. You may still continue to receive notifications to update to the new macOS, but please resist the urge to move forward with the installation as it can affect how your software functions.
