i'm considering jumping from sierra to high sierra or mojave. i'm using logic. so 99,9% of plugins works in these both versions and those 30% graphic consuming wont affect my machine for audio production?

 

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Last edited: May 31, 2021

thats so NOT true. Many plugins are not natively supported, and rosetta2 is buggy and crash-happy

I agree on the faster performance

 

"Many" lol... which? Sounds like 0, 1 or 2 max to me (as of June 2021).

 

I'd choose Mojave: it adds a lot more warmth to the sound: that "vintage" vibe

 

ill give a quick example

a lot aa plugs are not natively supported

 

I'd rather have my Ti2 using the Virus Control plugin with audio/midi over USB. Unless Access ever do anything about it , I am stuck using Mojave or earlier on loaded 2017 MacBook Pro . (please do not mention Mystery anything).

I would go way out of my way to be able to run Logic at 10.5. It was a very big update from 10.4. Logic 10.5 update actually caused me to not buy Cubase Pro. I had credit card in hand to buy it, and noticed what they were charging their users to update to Cubase 10.5. (like 100$). While Apple gave us this huge update for free, it clearly reminded me of why I do not want to purchase anything from Steinberg as a general rule of thumb.

so my options are Sidecar and Logic 10.6, vs. Logic 10.5 with a happy Virus. not exactly a tough decision for making some music.

 

I'm still on Mojave, but my machine won't go above Catalina. I haven't made the jump mainly because my antiquated audio interface doesn't have a 64-bit driver (though I could still use it in Catalina via Core Audio). You still have the advantage of using 32-bt software with Mojave, though I've gotten rid of about 99 percent of all 32-bit stuff off of my machine in case I ever decide to make the jump. By the way, a surprising amount of people are still using High Sierra, and, in some cases, even just Sierra. The only reason I could think of for upgrading to Catalina or Big Sur is, you're a Logic user, and all the new updates just won't run on Mojave or lower.