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I wonder what is the point to engaging in conversations as merely synonym of protecting one's assumed quota of proficiency and avoidance embarrassment, instead of for what dialogs are made for to pursue the quest for reliable answers.

 

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Apple is killing support for logic 9 and other apps on High Sierra. It seems like logic 9 still works under HS, but probably not for long.
http://www.pro-tools-expert.com/hom...upport-for-some-older-pro-apps-in-high-sierra

Installing LOgic X on a fresh install of HS probably sets the "new" path/alias for settings etc..

 

Um, Ok, I guess? You might want to clean this statement up a little. If English is your 2nd language, I fully understand. And, I am not trying to be sarchastic.

 

I might...dangling prepositions...so what?
Were you more insightful establishing who might be affected by the H Sierra update running Logic?

Please, if you want to lecture grammar and style do so, fair enough, although if you try to make group distinctions,and gain for yourself some moral authority based on breed in a worldwide forum, dedicated to music, then your are putting yourself in that corner of thinking of being first in importance,regardless the value of your actual contribution to the debate.

 

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Hey Rolma maybe this could help you access your folders.Found it on the Logic Forum


Hello
I can't access the setting menu on the channel strips in Logic Pro 10.3.2 on Mac OS High Sierra. It's grey and it's impossible to click on it. I really want it back since I love to recall presets. Anyone with the same issue?


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The content itself is on the hidden directory.

Did you try this code in the Terminal:

open /.HFS+\ Private\ Directory\ Data?/



This should open the directory for you.

 

@beatroot thanks for suggestions

Im fine, all works perfectly.
Please, read a previous post where there is the solution.The fix is pretty simple.

The folder can be accessed by the command line, or manually, after using a unix command that will make all folders visible.

 

Whoa dude, chill out. I was just trying to understand what you meant. Why so defensive? I actually do have some knowledge of the Mac OS. I was an Apple genius for 4 years. I updated from Logic X with no problem. It seems that the folder structure changed from Logic 9, right? I am just trying to understand. I am having a similar problem with GarageBand in my lab at school. I am looking for a fix too!

Have a wonderful day!