This is so true! I barely turned my automatic updates off in time before it it knocked out my I/O interfaces. Incompatibility is the beast many don't see coming.
Thanks man. That's some sound advice. I'm doing alright with Monterey, having just downloaded the latest security updates - and that's as far as it's going - until there's verified 100% compatibility with all my hardware and software.
When ever there is a new update, I look for honest reviews such as these. I am still on Mojavi, because I find that many updates fit the retail end of things, but not the consumers' end. Apple keeps releasing updates, but they are only small additional features that do not serve a a fluid workflow.
Didn’t update last time until I’d checked each piece of software I use regularly on the actual website of the company that makes it. Meant waiting about a month before finally updating but it was worth it. And I NEVER NEVER NEVER have automatic updates switched on . Apple will still provide security updates on the previous OS for a while, so there is no need to rush to the new one.
I'm looking to get back into music production and I used to have an imac, but his is why I'm really considering getting a windows pc and learning ableton instead of buying a new mac. I love logic, but it's just not worth the hassle with these yearly os updates. I want my stuff to work properly.
It has been this way for decades and it will continue to be. For some reason that I have never been able to fathom, vendors in the music and video industries do not take advantage of Apple providing beta software for almost a year before release. Only after it is released do they seem to start taking it seriously. Don’t blame Apple for this. The vendors knew the software was coming.
Video and audio pro's know not to upgrade to the next OS X just because it's available or upgrade at all if their current system functions well and certainly never upgrade in the middle of a job. In fact it's best to upgrade a second system first and work out all the kinks, making sure the software and peripherals you use is supported by the newer OS X. It's true vendors are traditionally late with those upgrades. Apple hasn't helped much making the auto-upgrade thing harder to deal with and shut off like it used to. I thought they understood that pro's have different needs from the run of the mill user? Guess not.
The problem with not updating is that updating is also the only way you get security updates to your OS. I've held up for as much as 2 years and you can be new security breaches occurred in that time. I don't use Microsoft OS in my studio, but they have a better solution in this area because security updates are released separately from OS releases. I understand that small software developers don't have the resources to fully test their apps on new OS releases in a timely fashion. It's. a significant problem for those of us who collect apps, plugins, etc.
@@Johnmike Your post prompted me to update myself on automatic options. I don't know how long ago Apple changed it, but you can now control which upgrades you get automatically. I've changed my settings and now will get security updates automatically, but not MacOS updates. Thanks for your post!
So I take it that Monterey is safe to run now? I have an old cheese-grater Mac Pro, still a beast and running just fine on Catalina - except that it doesn't like my new Launchkey 88. Apparently this keyboard is designed to integrate seamlessly with Logic Pro 10.7 which Catalina doesn't run, so I'm tempted to make the jump to Monterey just to get the Launckkey 88 to stop acting wonky. Should I do this, or maybe only go to Big Sur - or just leave it be?...
I remember a few years ago I updated my Mac from 32-bit to 64-bit. Boom! Half of my old software stopped working. I've paid a bunch of money over the years. They were nuked. What's worse is that a lot of software now ask for yearly or monthly subscriptions. I regret that step ever. I should have bought a new Mac and keep my old Mac instead.
Ventura works fine on my M1 16GB 256GB model. I only use it to make beats and it's fine! If anyone wants to see it working I'm traveling from Germany to Atlanta in a couple of weeks 🔊
I want to buy pro tools but in the system specifications don't appears Os Ventura, only Monterey, so, di you know if Pro tools works fine on macOs Ventura??
@@enriqueizta7841 I didn't ever try Pro Tools on the Mac I only used Waveform, but I sold the MacBook and got myself a second hand Surface Pro 5 so I could travel with less equipment to Atlanta. My main business needs Windows for engine tuning software, but this little Surface Pro with 8GB RAM and no fan runs 100% identically to the MacBook Pro with half the cores.. I see around 12-15% CPU during music creation and it always drops to 1-2% after mixing and bouncing to audio. The MacBook was beautiful, I owned it for just over a year - but when compared to this little badboy I am in love with the cheaper device, that would probably run Pro Tools. From what I saw.. everything that worked in Big Sur and Monterey worked perfectly fine in Ventura. I can't see why anything would change in an M1/M2 update because they're all working now. I made my own trap drumkit VST that was rendered for Apple Silicon when people were crying like babies saying nothing works! We gotta make our own sxxx if we're stuck. I might create an instrument VST with all my stolen one shots from LA🤣
Big Sur still goin strong. If you know apple machines, you know not to upgrade until you absolutely have to if you're a musician. In fact we all know someone running a ridiculously old software because it streamlines their workflow. Def right about this!
Agreed. Esp. for sound engineers and video/content developers. Web developers as well as the new OS makes the current software being used incompatible.
Yep. Totally agree. The new features are confusing and don't add any value. But half my apps have major issues. Crappy new features at the cost of days of downtime.
So tired of Apple ignoring musicians and the decades compatibility issues with Mac OSX and audio and music apps. Musicians pro and amatuer are a big market buying Apple computers and Apple ignores us. Looking at Apple you'd think only video creators use Apple computers. Apple makes tons of money can easily afford to have few engineers to work with the big audio and music app companies to work out incompatibilities or at least give those companies a engineer level support number that can call with questions, This is how Microsoft and other companies work with the big companies making software for their OS. I only updated to Monterey a month ago and only did that because I was planning to buy a M1 Mac and wanted make sure the music software I use will be stable on Monterey. Now have Monterey on both my Intel and M1 Macs who knows if or when I might move to Ventura or the OSX that come after that.
i just bought a new macbook pro and honestly, everthing works (waves, NI, U-he, UAD, soundstoys etc). Granted this is 5 months since the video was released but i think if you want to update now, you should be fine.
I did the mistake of upgrading to Ventura and I am now to the point where if I cannot downgrade successfully I will switch from my M1 to an HP Z mobile workstation and potentially learn new programs. I've been using my M1 for 3 years now. Prior to that, I had been using macs since the first iBook. I never had remotely close to the amount of issues I had on any computer since switching to Ventura. To put things into perspective, I have used multiple cleaners, command lines, reset the SMC, cleared all the caches you can imagine, so on and so forth again and again. My screen flickers black - an issue reported on tons of different screens by people on Superuser forum -, my sound entirely cut off at random even if the right assignation of in and outs, my keyboard doesn't connect properly sometimes, I had apps that refused to go fullscreen, stage manager was forced in the background (meaning I couldn't align two windows side by side unless dragging one to the screen again; WHY???!!!), and the list goes on to the point where I am even considering to switch computer entirely. Bottom line is, yes most people will NOT report those issues with the M1, but that's just because they don't use it as a desktop replacement!!! I could NEVER advise anyone right now to use any M machine other than the minis for desktop replacement. Hopefully, downgrading will fix most of the issues, but overheating dongle (and I buy top notch stuff thank you) and other electrical problems WILL arise and potentially causes or reinforce those issues so do NOT make the same mistake I did and use the M1 as a desktop replacement for a 3 years period. Fingers crossed that downgrading will work for me!
Well, I am among those using an M1 Pro 16" as desktop replacement since July of last year. Fortunately I have not seen the same issue(s) you mentioned. However, I have seen the beachball nonsense while doing relatively light tasks e.g. browsing with a few windows opened, playing an instructional video while using an amp simulator with my guitar plugged into MOTU M2, running LogicPro (not even recording). My battery dropped to 91% within the year, although "rarely used on battery" with "optimized charging" - I suspect that is the culprit. I have had to do a hard shut down twice, as the beachball spun and the machine froze. All this may seem like no big deal, but a 32gb ram $5000 machine ought not to have ANY such issue. Taken in to an Apple store twice, revealed only that there are no Geniuses working there - most of them smug college students who speak very confidently on matters they know nothing about. By the way, all this happened with latest updates to Monterey. I cannot go back to Windows (I was there for about 15 years), after having made the leap to Apple 10 years ago.
I've upgraded and have no problems with the plugins (audio, video, graphics). The main compatibility problem is not the operating system, but the switch from an Intel to a Silicon processor.
Thanks for the advice in this video John. I personally have kept on Mac OS Mojave 10.14.6 even in the mid year point of 2023. As a professional music producer my main concern for work is that my system works without any flaws, as professionals we get used to a certain workflow and often times when updates like this come out they interrupt this workflow and you have to end up waiting for the software/plugin companies to catch up, mean while that project you almost completed now doesn't load up entirely as some of the plugins don't work and now you have to wait. In your honest opinion either John or reader what would you say is the most all round stable Mac OS to update to if you are like myself on version 10.14.6 Mojave?
You never get glitches? Stuff just stops working right after a while , especially websites , viruses and malware start getting better at messing with OS too
@riversideproductionztv I'm in exactly the same boat, running Mojave on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports). I've checked around and Ventura seems to be the most recommended now as most plugins work, and it uses the least RAM. I'm gonna give it a shot.
Logic Pro X has updated but you can't take advantage of their updates without upgrading your MacOS. I wish they would release MacOS upgrades with customizations, so musicians, artists and producers etc etc. Can choose the perfect packages rather than everything including useless gimmicky lifestyle upgrades which no one uses a notebook for.
What Mac laptop you running brother & in your opinion wich is the best MacBook Pro to get right now for the money for music production I’m asking from a dj stand point but same concept!
100% right. I am not a fun of regular update but the constant reminder from my mac made me update my OS from Monterey to Ventura and as it stands now Premier Pro is no more working on my mac.
I use Spitfire Audio plugins -BBCSO- and after checking the plugin was compatible with M1, I decided to switch from an i5 because I needed more cpu power for my end-of-year school project. Big mistake ! I couldn't figure myself that BBCSO still wouldn't be compatible with Ventura 8 months after it was released. Just a few lines I found on the problem after my purchase eventually proved me that this was the case indeed. And of course the vendor had installed Ventura before selling, so... If you are in a hurry, maybe don't upgrade : it could be more problematic ! I'm now using Noteperformer, which is great 'cause it saved my life, and still looking forward to use my BBCSO...
So agree with you. I had an Allen and Heath mixer which was only a year old which is now useless. Allen and heath said they couldn’t do anything now or in the future to solve the compatibility issues…
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My music studio is working fine. Of course Native Instruments does not work (but the M1 has been out forever and Native Instruments just does not upgrade). Also VST2 are old and M1 is the major issue and who the hell wants to use Rosetta. Plugin companies should make there plugins run natively.
Previous macOS have worked for me but this time Venture could not see my Mackie Onyx 1620i FireWire interface for Logic Pro 10 in my Home Recording Studio. Lucky for me Apple were a great help for me to roll back to Monterey & recover all my files with Time Machine.
Thanks i almost updated then found your vid wish i could go back to the old snow leopard Steve Jobs days updated to the M1 pro and $2700 later it still isnt where it needs to be for producers
also agree with you but for this time actually Ventura it's almost success to compatibility with All plug in Except Antelope Zen go control panel it's not working LoL I need to Down Grade to Monterey again^^
I just updated from Monterey to Ventura, when I use after effect 2023 with Ventura Os System, after editing for 5 minute with after effect, my macbook pro 2019 shutdown! it happened 3 times during 1 hour. I hope not related with Ventura. or maybe I need to downgrade to Monterey again. :(
I can't speak on behalf of everyone as I don't have as many plugins as well as many big name plugins like Serum, but I just updated to Ventura today, and have encountered no errors or incompatibility issues with any of my plugins in Logic Pro X. Xpand!2 works, Kontakt works, Dexed works, and on boot, I have not gotten any indication of any plugins not working. So still proceed with caution if you want, but I don't think there's too much to be worried about.
As I stated in the video…”not supported” doesn’t mean “not working” you’re gonna find that most stuff will probably work…but if the developers of the apps and the plugins have not released an offical statement that they support Ventura…then they won’t be liable to help you if you encounter issues…or if for some reason upgrading messes your system up and costs you money or loss…a lot of issues don’t show up day one…it’s not until you get down and dirty and start really working that issues and bugs start to show up…like I updated to the new protools studio recently…it wasn’t until I was mixing a big project that I started having problems with a few bugs weeks later
Hi Mike, I always appreciate your insights, and help that you give to fellow musicians, etc. Quick question...it's now 10 months later since you've posted this video; is It ok to update now or should I continue to wait? I have a simple setup MBP M1, Scarlett 2i2, and an impulse61 controller.
Wish i saw this before updating. I updated the other night and logic pro x has not opened up since then. I'll be honest, I'm not the most tech savvy but, have been learning little by little. All it does is stay stuck on the loading screen and saying "plug-ins updating". I let that thing run for hours and nothing. Literally the night before tho everything was running smooth!! Got me here punching the air
I'm a professional musician, recording engineer and producer for twenty years. I wish I'd seen your video two days ago. Now I updated to Ventura and I lost all my Waves plugins from Logic. I cannot use even Waves V14 (I had V12) because I'm on an M1 processor. It's a good thing I have some other good mastering and channel plugins still working (like the PSPs'), so it doesn't hurt that much. (But it still hurts. No L2, no LinMB, no Maserati for acoustic guitars etc) .. I used to be uber conservative about updates and everything you say in your video is exactly right. I thought I'd give it a try because I was on Big Sur for two years now, having a relatively new machine. But now I'm totally going back to being "if it ain't broke don't fix it". Other than that, Ventura is working fine but no new "feel" no new look in windows, menus etc. The only thing I noticed is different is that System Preferences are System Settings now and the look is exactly like Settings in cell phones. (ios) (not very glamorous for us creators) 😄 Anybody else reading this, the man's exactly right. Every word.
agree the Access Virus TI software comes to mind and breaks on newer mac os versions. Virus hardware tough to use without the powerful Virus TI software plugin! Access Music does not care about Mac and Virus owners/users and Apple scrapped 32 bit audio support that is the crux of the issue.
John... Many months ago you had same reaction to BigSur and I wrote to you reporting that my full system was working without any issue. It was the age of new M1 and Rosetta. After such a long time, are you now using Monterey? I am still in BigSur trying to understand when to move. I want to consider your experience. Many thanks from Italy!
I can’t access my photo library thru photoshop. And then I went an updated it.. I’m so new to Mac I have no idea what I’m doing. Lol I was fluent in photoshop like ten years ago.. but I’m lost now
@@brycesteiner5423 Yes as long as you backup all your files to a portable hard drive BEFORE you start the downgrade. (I recommend getting a portable drive that is at least 1 TB if you’ve got a lot of large files or if you make your own music or videos) Do the backup through Time Machine. After doing the backup, you can start the downgrade. I followed this video from Apple Support and it was super helpful. m.czcams.com/video/HCrl_4k0aqo/video.html Make sure you follow the instructions for how to reinstall the version of Mac OS that came with your Mac. That’s the version you’ll be downgrading to.
My only problem is I can't use hardly any of my Kontakt libraries because Native Acces requires MacOS 11 or higher. I paid nearly 700$ for this program and I need to be able to use it! But Im still running on Catalina😐what do I do ??
Man, I was a moment late for watching your video when i had just updated my macos to ventura, now my logic is not working 😢and i need to deliver projects to clients. What is the solution please help. I need logic to open very badly, should i reinstall it?
Hello I am a Pastor of a church and I have a question pertaining to how to find good and experience audio guys like yourself. I live in Deerfield Beach, Fla. Do you have any connections in this area? My platform at my church is Mac, no PC at all.
Damn, too late. I updated while setting up my new MacBook Pro. Question, Output Arcade will not connect to the internet. It keeps popping up with you’re not connected. I have no vpn or firewall. WTF?
This is one of the reasons why I prefer WIndows over MacOS. I don't know why Apple doesn't make all software (that is atleast one or two years old) be compatable with the latest OS version. When I updated to Windows 11 (from the release of the Beta version before final release), all of my software and hardware immediately worked and I didn't have any problem with anything. And Windows 11 was a major update from Windows 10.
The old thing about chosing Mac over Windows cause of the stability is really long gone. How much I like how efficient the new Mac silicon is, Apple is masters of breaking stuff when they introduce new hardware or OS versions. There still is lots of VST’s that still aint run in native mode and dependent on your daw choice that can be a major hazzle for those daws that can’t sandbox plugins that doesn’t support native mode. For a niche like music production always been one of the major support of Mac hardware, Apple do a really shitty support to make it easier for 3’rd part daws and plugins to adapt to new os versions. And Video editors dont have it easier, I know Nvidia isn’t popular as a Company, but I never understood why Apple wouldn’t work with the only brand that had proper hardware acc. Support for Intel Mac’s.
@@mrdali67 Stability and compatibility are different things though. In my experience, MacOS has been a whole lot more reliable! I know I can trust it to get things done when I click a button and I know I don't have to be anxious about it crashing or failing. Operating system corruption too has been a problem with my Windows installs on every single computer I had, but that's just me. Anecdotal evidence at best.
Apple seem like it’s never compatible fully . You either are up to date and screwed with compatibility or you’re holding out for literally years and some companies still aren’t compatible and by the time they are your security updates are not helping you anymore . It’s a joke .
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I did update ... Before I saw this video. Now my project is at pause because of severe problems with Final Cut Pro. It has some major bugs and crashes every 10 seconds ... So, big warning, do not update yet!
man I hear you cuz I'z been a creative since before u were born so been around the block with Apple upgrades (hardware and software) since Mac Plus. One thing, u didn't mention the security updates in the upgrade. It use to be Apple wasn't a big deal. Hacks mostly occurred on Windows (PC). Not no more. Looks like you use multiple devices, so you keep OS up to date on phone (iOS) for banking, purchases online etc and keep MBP/Desktop Macs for dedicated creativity.....
I see Logic drop an update 10.7.5. How do you go about updating on older version that doesn’t support it? I have Catalina and Logic is 10.6.3 . I tried updating but didn’t get an option.
My old websites on XAMPP unable to start after upgrade. Time wasted to recover the files and databases using linux. Regret not backup the data before upgrade.
From what I know till now, the main issue of Ventura for musicians is iLok as it simply does not work no matter you use USB stick, Cloud or Computer to store your licences
I would recommend dual booting and testing everything because not updating could be a security vulnerability. Hackers like targeting older OS's that could have vulnerabilities. Also, Ventura did not break support for any newer API's so you are likely fine updating.
Not really a valid argument to upgrade and potentially break your system and workflow for security…apple still issues security updates to older OS back to a point…I have 2 macs running Big Sur that are still getting security updates
Ventura was the worst experience I've ever had on a Mac in my studio with Logic Pro. I rolled back to Monterey a few weeks back and I will stay there as long as I can.
damn J, I wish I would've watched your video yesterday cuz today all of my AdobeCC apps are freezing on me and causing all kinds of trouble with the Finder... Now I need to reverse to Monterrey. Any advise? Thx for the vid man. Good work
I have no real desire to update my system. I feel as though I’m being forced to😂I’m running on Mac OS Catalina (10.15) and I’m starting to run into issues where I cannot download certain video editing software and plugins. I spent 700$ on Kontakt Komplete Ultimate and I can’t use it anymore. Nearly every library says “this version of Kontakt is too old”. I tried logging into Native Access and now it won’t even open because it says my Mac is out of date and needs to be running on Mac OS 11 or higher. I’ve already contacted Native Instruments and they too said I need to update my Mac. What choice do I have ? Should I just update to Big Sur ? Monterey ?
Great video I ran across this issue about a year ago due to having automatic updates on and with the whole 30 to 64 bit thing nothing was working. So now I’m a little bit more precautions. So the safest OS up to now would be the latest previous OS if I’m correct? Because I’m like an hour away from my time machine back up and I was going to update after that.
I’m on a 2020 MacBook Air and my Ms rate sucks and whenever I try to lower it, it just makes my fl studio crash a ton. So I’m hoping this update just helps my MacBook a bit lmao
@@eylul9124 well I’m not crashing like crazy anymore but I think it’s more so because I’m changing my ms when I’m recording and when I’m mixing. When I record I put my Ms down to 12 but when I’m doing anything else I put it up to 20 or 22
Thanks so much for this!! Its so important to know these (if it ain't broke don't try to fix it) tips Yo. So often we think its necessary to have the New-new thang. Nah man, I'm like this, I have an old eMachine with all the parts & plugs from 2005. It still sounds great. It may not be high quality sounding, but were moving retro in the world of sound these days. 8bit this-12bit that. We want that old thing back,.... lol So this vid is spot on. Also saw you vid on the Doobie Powell Plugin. Nice 1! I'm from CT & I know D.P. . Bad boi & comin' up in the game. Lastly, I must fix this for you : My first Name is Ventura= (Ven-Tour-ra) Not (Ven-Chure-ra)-> white folks say. If you're Spanish, as I am, its pronounced (Bang-doo-rraa) Rowing the R's. It just makes me cringe when I hear it wrong. It's like when I hear people pronounce Muslim(Moz-lem)->white folks say. When its =(M-Us-leem). Sorry, I know some folks don't like to be corrected. I just had to help U out wit dat. Thx again bro!! Pls keep'em comin'. You do nice work 'round here.
Unfortunately I already did....: Nothing but problems with Cubase 11. Ex: Double clicking on a part does no longer open the piano roll. (anybody?) With certain screen sizes, the cursor stumbles and i'm unable to edit (copy by dragging)
I've updated my MacBook to Ventura Beta for the iPhone Continuity Camera feature. It works great with OBS, good camera quality. A pretty small delay. And DJ software still works great. But indeed.. For stage manager I wouldn't update. Apple should just reinvent the dock...
Yearly OS updates have always been a totally insane concept.
This is so true! I barely turned my automatic updates off in time before it it knocked out my I/O interfaces. Incompatibility is the beast many don't see coming.
He gets it! Been doing this for 20 years. If you really want to try install to a USB SSD first.
Thanks man. That's some sound advice. I'm doing alright with Monterey, having just downloaded the latest security updates - and that's as far as it's going - until there's verified 100% compatibility with all my hardware and software.
When ever there is a new update, I look for honest reviews such as these. I am still on Mojavi, because I find that many updates fit the retail end of things, but not the consumers' end. Apple keeps releasing updates, but they are only small additional features that do not serve a a fluid workflow.
Didn’t update last time until I’d checked each piece of software I use regularly on the actual website of the company that makes it.
Meant waiting about a month before finally updating but it was worth it.
And I NEVER NEVER NEVER have automatic updates switched on .
Apple will still provide security updates on the previous OS for a while, so there is no need to rush to the new one.
I'm looking to get back into music production and I used to have an imac, but his is why I'm really considering getting a windows pc and learning ableton instead of buying a new mac.
I love logic, but it's just not worth the hassle with these yearly os updates. I want my stuff to work properly.
It has been this way for decades and it will continue to be. For some reason that I have never been able to fathom, vendors in the music and video industries do not take advantage of Apple providing beta software for almost a year before release. Only after it is released do they seem to start taking it seriously. Don’t blame Apple for this. The vendors knew the software was coming.
Video and audio pro's know not to upgrade to the next OS X just because it's available or upgrade at all if their current system functions well and certainly never upgrade in the middle of a job. In fact it's best to upgrade a second system first and work out all the kinks, making sure the software and peripherals you use is supported by the newer OS X. It's true vendors are traditionally late with those upgrades. Apple hasn't helped much making the auto-upgrade thing harder to deal with and shut off like it used to. I thought they understood that pro's have different needs from the run of the mill user? Guess not.
Vendors are not bothered to update because mac updates are resleased every 10months. They need to slow down.
Exactly. They have access to the Betas for months to test their products
The problem with not updating is that updating is also the only way you get security updates to your OS. I've held up for as much as 2 years and you can be new security breaches occurred in that time. I don't use Microsoft OS in my studio, but they have a better solution in this area because security updates are released separately from OS releases. I understand that small software developers don't have the resources to fully test their apps on new OS releases in a timely fashion. It's. a significant problem for those of us who collect apps, plugins, etc.
Apple releases security updates all the time…they just released a security update for Monterey last week…
@@Johnmike Your post prompted me to update myself on automatic options. I don't know how long ago Apple changed it, but you can now control which upgrades you get automatically. I've changed my settings and now will get security updates automatically, but not MacOS updates. Thanks for your post!
So I take it that Monterey is safe to run now?
I have an old cheese-grater Mac Pro, still a beast and running just fine on Catalina - except that it doesn't like my new Launchkey 88. Apparently this keyboard is designed to integrate seamlessly with Logic Pro 10.7 which Catalina doesn't run, so I'm tempted to make the jump to Monterey just to get the Launckkey 88 to stop acting wonky.
Should I do this, or maybe only go to Big Sur - or just leave it be?...
I remember a few years ago I updated my Mac from 32-bit to 64-bit. Boom! Half of my old software stopped working. I've paid a bunch of money over the years. They were nuked. What's worse is that a lot of software now ask for yearly or monthly subscriptions. I regret that step ever. I should have bought a new Mac and keep my old Mac instead.
Ventura works fine on my M1 16GB 256GB model. I only use it to make beats and it's fine!
If anyone wants to see it working I'm traveling from Germany to Atlanta in a couple of weeks 🔊
I want to buy pro tools but in the system specifications don't appears Os Ventura, only Monterey, so, di you know if Pro tools works fine on macOs Ventura??
@@enriqueizta7841 I didn't ever try Pro Tools on the Mac I only used Waveform, but I sold the MacBook and got myself a second hand Surface Pro 5 so I could travel with less equipment to Atlanta.
My main business needs Windows for engine tuning software, but this little Surface Pro with 8GB RAM and no fan runs 100% identically to the MacBook Pro with half the cores..
I see around 12-15% CPU during music creation and it always drops to 1-2% after mixing and bouncing to audio.
The MacBook was beautiful, I owned it for just over a year - but when compared to this little badboy I am in love with the cheaper device, that would probably run Pro Tools.
From what I saw.. everything that worked in Big Sur and Monterey worked perfectly fine in Ventura. I can't see why anything would change in an M1/M2 update because they're all working now.
I made my own trap drumkit VST that was rendered for Apple Silicon when people were crying like babies saying nothing works!
We gotta make our own sxxx if we're stuck. I might create an instrument VST with all my stolen one shots from LA🤣
been using mac os ventura since beta 1 and god damn everything is so fluid, i just love how everything works.
Big Sur still goin strong. If you know apple machines, you know not to upgrade until you absolutely have to if you're a musician. In fact we all know someone running a ridiculously old software because it streamlines their workflow. Def right about this!
They should start working a separate type of update just for us, creators, producers and engineers.
Lol no
That is android for you
All we need is for developers to hurry up and update they had 6 months. 😂
Agreed. Esp. for sound engineers and video/content developers. Web developers as well as the new OS makes the current software being used incompatible.
@@ericg6421 lol
One os for every career then 🤣
Yep. Totally agree. The new features are confusing and don't add any value. But half my apps have major issues. Crappy new features at the cost of days of downtime.
Yo! I am completely down because I updated to Ventura, I cannot record any music. 😤 Have you found any solutions?
So tired of Apple ignoring musicians and the decades compatibility issues with Mac OSX and audio and music apps. Musicians pro and amatuer are a big market buying Apple computers and Apple ignores us. Looking at Apple you'd think only video creators use Apple computers. Apple makes tons of money can easily afford to have few engineers to work with the big audio and music app companies to work out incompatibilities or at least give those companies a engineer level support number that can call with questions, This is how Microsoft and other companies work with the big companies making software for their OS. I only updated to Monterey a month ago and only did that because I was planning to buy a M1 Mac and wanted make sure the music software I use will be stable on Monterey. Now have Monterey on both my Intel and M1 Macs who knows if or when I might move to Ventura or the OSX that come after that.
Compatibility chart:
www.pro-tools-expert.com/production-expert-1/macos-ventura-compatibility-the-ultimate-pro-audio-guide?fbclid=IwAR3wvgdZ79hK0giGS_l3jzybuqO3cikOX-qD29Um8c7-yokAn7_U_1PWY3M
forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-ventura-13-x-beta-pro-music-app-compatibility.2347264/
www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/macos-12-monterey-compatibility-guide/
i just bought a new macbook pro and honestly, everthing works (waves, NI, U-he, UAD, soundstoys etc). Granted this is 5 months since the video was released but i think if you want to update now, you should be fine.
What is the best OSX for Musicans? Catalina? I want use Universal Audio Apollo Twin X thx
That's right. My Premiere 2020 crashed after installing Ventura. I wish I've watched this video before :(
I did the mistake of upgrading to Ventura and I am now to the point where if I cannot downgrade successfully I will switch from my M1 to an HP Z mobile workstation and potentially learn new programs. I've been using my M1 for 3 years now. Prior to that, I had been using macs since the first iBook. I never had remotely close to the amount of issues I had on any computer since switching to Ventura.
To put things into perspective, I have used multiple cleaners, command lines, reset the SMC, cleared all the caches you can imagine, so on and so forth again and again.
My screen flickers black - an issue reported on tons of different screens by people on Superuser forum -, my sound entirely cut off at random even if the right assignation of in and outs, my keyboard doesn't connect properly sometimes, I had apps that refused to go fullscreen, stage manager was forced in the background (meaning I couldn't align two windows side by side unless dragging one to the screen again; WHY???!!!), and the list goes on to the point where I am even considering to switch computer entirely. Bottom line is, yes most people will NOT report those issues with the M1, but that's just because they don't use it as a desktop replacement!!! I could NEVER advise anyone right now to use any M machine other than the minis for desktop replacement.
Hopefully, downgrading will fix most of the issues, but overheating dongle (and I buy top notch stuff thank you) and other electrical problems WILL arise and potentially causes or reinforce those issues so do NOT make the same mistake I did and use the M1 as a desktop replacement for a 3 years period. Fingers crossed that downgrading will work for me!
Well, I am among those using an M1 Pro 16" as desktop replacement since July of last year. Fortunately I have not seen the same issue(s) you mentioned. However, I have seen the beachball nonsense while doing relatively light tasks e.g. browsing with a few windows opened, playing an instructional video while using an amp simulator with my guitar plugged into MOTU M2, running LogicPro (not even recording). My battery dropped to 91% within the year, although "rarely used on battery" with "optimized charging" - I suspect that is the culprit. I have had to do a hard shut down twice, as the beachball spun and the machine froze. All this may seem like no big deal, but a 32gb ram $5000 machine ought not to have ANY such issue. Taken in to an Apple store twice, revealed only that there are no Geniuses working there - most of them smug college students who speak very confidently on matters they know nothing about. By the way, all this happened with latest updates to Monterey. I cannot go back to Windows (I was there for about 15 years), after having made the leap to Apple 10 years ago.
I've upgraded and have no problems with the plugins (audio, video, graphics).
The main compatibility problem is not the operating system, but the switch from an Intel to a Silicon processor.
Thanks for the advice in this video John. I personally have kept on Mac OS Mojave 10.14.6 even in the mid year point of 2023. As a professional music producer my main concern for work is that my system works without any flaws, as professionals we get used to a certain workflow and often times when updates like this come out they interrupt this workflow and you have to end up waiting for the software/plugin companies to catch up, mean while that project you almost completed now doesn't load up entirely as some of the plugins don't work and now you have to wait. In your honest opinion either John or reader what would you say is the most all round stable Mac OS to update to if you are like myself on version 10.14.6 Mojave?
You never get glitches? Stuff just stops working right after a while , especially websites , viruses and malware start getting better at messing with OS too
@riversideproductionztv I'm in exactly the same boat, running Mojave on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports). I've checked around and Ventura seems to be the most recommended now as most plugins work, and it uses the least RAM. I'm gonna give it a shot.
True! I'm just having to go back to Monterrey...stress! lots of work in the pipeline not working with Ventura
Logic Pro X has updated but you can't take advantage of their updates without upgrading your MacOS. I wish they would release MacOS upgrades with customizations, so musicians, artists and producers etc etc. Can choose the perfect packages rather than everything including useless gimmicky lifestyle upgrades which no one uses a notebook for.
What Mac laptop you running brother & in your opinion wich is the best MacBook Pro to get right now for the money for music production I’m asking from a dj stand point but same concept!
100% right. I am not a fun of regular update but the constant reminder from my mac made me update my OS from Monterey to Ventura and as it stands now Premier Pro is no more working on my mac.
Go back to monterey
Hello my fullsail alumni brother! Hope ALL is well with you and your family.
Thanks so much for this!
Happy New Year!
God Bless☺
You're totally right...Ventura sucks for music production...It's slow as fuck and there's nothing worth it for us, music producers.
I use Spitfire Audio plugins -BBCSO- and after checking the plugin was compatible with M1, I decided to switch from an i5 because I needed more cpu power for my end-of-year school project. Big mistake ! I couldn't figure myself that BBCSO still wouldn't be compatible with Ventura 8 months after it was released. Just a few lines I found on the problem after my purchase eventually proved me that this was the case indeed. And of course the vendor had installed Ventura before selling, so... If you are in a hurry, maybe don't upgrade : it could be more problematic !
I'm now using Noteperformer, which is great 'cause it saved my life, and still looking forward to use my BBCSO...
..im still on Catalina...I'm moving along just fine..so i guess if its not broke don't update😁
I learn the hard way my Roland fantom don't work with Ventura it was a headache until I found out about the compatibles also why I found your page
So agree with you. I had an Allen and Heath mixer which was only a year old which is now useless. Allen and heath said they couldn’t do anything now or in the future to solve the compatibility issues…
Xone DJ wrote:
Thanks for the messages,
Just thought we’d jump in to give some context to the situation here. About a year ago we had confirmation from the third-party driver developer Ploytec, that it is not possible to run the DB4 with Mac latest software and hardware releases. We, therefore, announced that active support for this product now ceases at Catalina with driver 3.49. FYI, this driver will not run on Big Sur or Monterey.
We would like to add having read some of the comments that it’s more to do with the hardware in DB4 than software, being that the chipset has become outdated and cannot run with Apple’s latest hardware and software platforms. We attempted to find a software solution with our partner for several months to no avail.
It was with sadness that we discontinued DB4 after a great 10 years in production. Which, for a digital product is pretty decent! However, we do regret to inform customers that we are no longer looking into solutions for support on DB4 and are deeply sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause to any DB users.
Kind regards,
The Xone team.
You have to take out the security of the Mac then all the hardware works fine
My music studio is working fine. Of course Native Instruments does not work (but the M1 has been out forever and Native Instruments just does not upgrade). Also VST2 are old and M1 is the major issue and who the hell wants to use Rosetta. Plugin companies should make there plugins run natively.
Previous macOS have worked for me but this time Venture could not see my Mackie Onyx 1620i FireWire interface for Logic Pro 10 in my Home Recording Studio. Lucky for me Apple were a great help for me to roll back to Monterey & recover all my files with Time Machine.
my onyx 1640i also is invisible. :( So I have to go back to Monterey?
Thanks i almost updated then found your vid wish i could go back to the old snow leopard Steve Jobs days updated to the M1 pro and $2700 later it still isnt where it needs to be for producers
Mine just came in the mail. I have the 2019 💻 pro and I almost updated….then I ran across your video. I will leave it as is with Mojave 😅
also agree with you but for this time actually Ventura it's almost success to compatibility with All plug in Except Antelope Zen go control panel it's not working LoL I need to Down Grade to Monterey again^^
I just updated from Monterey to Ventura, when I use after effect 2023 with Ventura Os System, after editing for 5 minute with after effect, my macbook pro 2019 shutdown! it happened 3 times during 1 hour. I hope not related with Ventura. or maybe I need to downgrade to Monterey again. :(
I can't speak on behalf of everyone as I don't have as many plugins as well as many big name plugins like Serum, but I just updated to Ventura today, and have encountered no errors or incompatibility issues with any of my plugins in Logic Pro X. Xpand!2 works, Kontakt works, Dexed works, and on boot, I have not gotten any indication of any plugins not working. So still proceed with caution if you want, but I don't think there's too much to be worried about.
As I stated in the video…”not supported” doesn’t mean “not working” you’re gonna find that most stuff will probably work…but if the developers of the apps and the plugins have not released an offical statement that they support Ventura…then they won’t be liable to help you if you encounter issues…or if for some reason upgrading messes your system up and costs you money or loss…a lot of issues don’t show up day one…it’s not until you get down and dirty and start really working that issues and bugs start to show up…like I updated to the new protools studio recently…it wasn’t until I was mixing a big project that I started having problems with a few bugs weeks later
Wish I had Known this before I updated my OS to the latest . My midi Keyboard is no longer compatible . SO frustrating.
facts. as an IT Pro i never update (at least for a while until everything is stable.
a 100% agree. nothing is productivity crucial to go for the upgrade.
Hi Mike, I always appreciate your insights, and help that you give to fellow musicians, etc. Quick question...it's now 10 months later since you've posted this video; is It ok to update now or should I continue to wait? I have a simple setup MBP M1, Scarlett 2i2, and an impulse61 controller.
Im also curious to update and being I have waves plugins I am for sure scared I may lose some plugins every since their changes.
I update my 2018 macbook pro to ventura the HDMI connection of my big TV stop detecting so I went back to Monterey.
Kristal Clear thank you so much !!!! Hi from France
Wish i saw this before updating. I updated the other night and logic pro x has not opened up since then. I'll be honest, I'm not the most tech savvy but, have been learning little by little. All it does is stay stuck on the loading screen and saying "plug-ins updating". I let that thing run for hours and nothing. Literally the night before tho everything was running smooth!! Got me here punching the air
I am still on BIG SIR doing security updates.
My output Arcade don’t even work rn and Ableton was just tripping yesterday
i just did the migration to a new laptop from monterey and the migration somehow upgraded to ventura.. damn
I'm a professional musician, recording engineer and producer for twenty years.
I wish I'd seen your video two days ago. Now I updated to Ventura and I lost all my Waves plugins from Logic. I cannot use even Waves V14 (I had V12) because I'm on an M1 processor. It's a good thing I have some other good mastering and channel plugins still working (like the PSPs'), so it doesn't hurt that much. (But it still hurts. No L2, no LinMB, no Maserati for acoustic guitars etc) .. I used to be uber conservative about updates and everything you say in your video is exactly right. I thought I'd give it a try because I was on Big Sur for two years now, having a relatively new machine. But now I'm totally going back to being "if it ain't broke don't fix it". Other than that, Ventura is working fine but no new "feel" no new look in windows, menus etc. The only thing I noticed is different is that System Preferences are System Settings now and the look is exactly like Settings in cell phones. (ios)
(not very glamorous for us creators) 😄
Anybody else reading this, the man's exactly right. Every word.
agree the Access Virus TI software comes to mind and breaks on newer mac os versions. Virus hardware tough to use without the powerful Virus TI software plugin! Access Music does not care about Mac and Virus owners/users and Apple scrapped 32 bit audio support that is the crux of the issue.
@@GuitarsAndSynths thanks for the info. I'll look into that issue!
John... Many months ago you had same reaction to BigSur and I wrote to you reporting that my full system was working without any issue. It was the age of new M1 and Rosetta. After such a long time, are you now using Monterey?
I am still in BigSur trying to understand when to move. I want to consider your experience. Many thanks from Italy!
I am on Monterey on my MacBook…but Big Sur on my main machine…
@@Johnmike So no problems with Monterey and audio production? Thanks again...
@@furiobisotti8150 not with the basic things that I’ve been working on
This is exactly why I got a Windows as a backup machine. $500 to $800 worth of 3rd party plugins could suddenly go missing and or stop working.
updated my iMac with M1 chip to Ventura OS now my Daws are non responsive .. wish i would of seen this video SOONER
As you say! It can kill your creativity. It often seems to me that Apple no longer needs the former fanbase.
100% I always stay an OS or two below the latest for stability!!!!
Learning this the hard way right now. Elektron Overbridge is whacky now. for me in Ableton Live.
I Messed up. Now Fl Studio and other plugins are not working rite or not working at all.. DON`T DO IT!!!👀👀👀
Fr bro 😭😭
I can’t access my photo library thru photoshop. And then I went an updated it.. I’m so new to Mac I have no idea what I’m doing. Lol I was fluent in photoshop like ten years ago.. but I’m lost now
I like you glasses. Where did you get them?
Website called Zenni
updates on this? since they are working on another one now?
I wish I saw this video before I updated. Can you tell me how to make Twisted Wave work in the Ventura system?
Big Sur or Monterrey ? for music production (Cracks, fl studio, and all things) ???
wish I hadn't upgraded my 2019 MBP past Catalina. Fans run constantly now.
Had the same problem till I realized it was mainly causing by chrome. After I deleted the browser it worked fine again.
You can downgrade the OS
@@krutikquiran8184 without losing all of your settings and programs?
@@brycesteiner5423 Yes as long as you backup all your files to a portable hard drive BEFORE you start the downgrade. (I recommend getting a portable drive that is at least 1 TB if you’ve got a lot of large files or if you make your own music or videos)
Do the backup through Time Machine.
After doing the backup, you can start the downgrade. I followed this video from Apple Support and it was super helpful.
m.czcams.com/video/HCrl_4k0aqo/video.html
Make sure you follow the instructions for how to reinstall the version of Mac OS that came with your Mac. That’s the version you’ll be downgrading to.
You can do a clean install of an older OS. Make sure to back up important files first!
Accidentally updated to Ventura, now my Arturia doesn’t work :(
My only problem is I can't use hardly any of my Kontakt libraries because Native Acces requires MacOS 11 or higher. I paid nearly 700$ for this program and I need to be able to use it! But Im still running on Catalina😐what do I do ??
Man, I was a moment late for watching your video when i had just updated my macos to ventura, now my logic is not working 😢and i need to deliver projects to clients. What is the solution please help. I need logic to open very badly, should i reinstall it?
Definitely install the latest version from the App Store
I did this & still can’t open my projects
Hello I am a Pastor of a church and I have a question pertaining to how to find good and experience audio guys like yourself. I live in Deerfield Beach, Fla. Do you have any connections in this area? My platform at my church is Mac, no PC at all.
I regret updating. Usually I air drop edited vids over to my iphone for uploads, and now I can't seem to get air drop to work.
Yea my airdrop has been acting funky as well
Damn, too late. I updated while setting up my new MacBook Pro. Question, Output Arcade will not connect to the internet. It keeps popping up with you’re not connected. I have no vpn or firewall. WTF?
thanks for dropping the gold nuggets!
Damn, I wish I had read this before I updated. This is so helpful, thank you!
Just got an older Mac Pro 2017 for free its still has Catalina installed
Congrats man! Wonderful reasoning, delivery and clarity... wise words, awsome stuff! Thanks, you've got a new sub 🙏
This is one of the reasons why I prefer WIndows over MacOS. I don't know why Apple doesn't make all software (that is atleast one or two years old) be compatable with the latest OS version.
When I updated to Windows 11 (from the release of the Beta version before final release), all of my software and hardware immediately worked and I didn't have any problem with anything. And Windows 11 was a major update from Windows 10.
Same. I have a Windows desktop and an Apple laptop, and up to recently I was using PT 12.5, which hasn't worked on Apple in years.
The old thing about chosing Mac over Windows cause of the stability is really long gone. How much I like how efficient the new Mac silicon is, Apple is masters of breaking stuff when they introduce new hardware or OS versions. There still is lots of VST’s that still aint run in native mode and dependent on your daw choice that can be a major hazzle for those daws that can’t sandbox plugins that doesn’t support native mode. For a niche like music production always been one of the major support of Mac hardware, Apple do a really shitty support to make it easier for 3’rd part daws and plugins to adapt to new os versions. And Video editors dont have it easier, I know Nvidia isn’t popular as a Company, but I never understood why Apple wouldn’t work with the only brand that had proper hardware acc. Support for Intel Mac’s.
@@mrdali67 Stability and compatibility are different things though. In my experience, MacOS has been a whole lot more reliable! I know I can trust it to get things done when I click a button and I know I don't have to be anxious about it crashing or failing. Operating system corruption too has been a problem with my Windows installs on every single computer I had, but that's just me. Anecdotal evidence at best.
Apple seem like it’s never compatible fully . You either are up to date and screwed with compatibility or you’re holding out for literally years and some companies still aren’t compatible and by the time they are your security updates are not helping you anymore .
It’s a joke .
I did update ... Before I saw this video. Now my project is at pause because of severe problems with Final Cut Pro. It has some major bugs and crashes every 10 seconds ... So, big warning, do not update yet!
man I hear you cuz I'z been a creative since before u were born so been around the block with Apple upgrades (hardware and software) since Mac Plus. One thing, u didn't mention the security updates in the upgrade. It use to be Apple wasn't a big deal. Hacks mostly occurred on Windows (PC). Not no more. Looks like you use multiple devices, so you keep OS up to date on phone (iOS) for banking, purchases online etc and keep MBP/Desktop Macs for dedicated creativity.....
I see Logic drop an update 10.7.5. How do you go about updating on older version that doesn’t support it? I have Catalina and Logic is 10.6.3 . I tried updating but didn’t get an option.
My old websites on XAMPP unable to start after upgrade. Time wasted to recover the files and databases using linux. Regret not backup the data before upgrade.
I updated and there's been no issues for me.
From what I know till now, the main issue of Ventura for musicians is iLok as it simply does not work no matter you use USB stick, Cloud or Computer to store your licences
Omnisphere is working with Ventura, focusrite and NI also.
As I said in the vid…”working” doesn’t = “supported” so keep that in mind
Okay, sorry. Is my fault, English is not my native language. I‘m from germany
Sucks there’s nothing I could do since my studio came with it pre installed
Thanks man! Have a good day!
I just want to avoid bugs if my stuff is working I don’t need an update.
it doesn't work with Serato DJ my iTunes doesn't come up or show on my Serato DJ is giving me a headache mennn. how do I resolve the problem?
So dam true. Too many issues can come with ‘The Gimmicks’. ;-) 😢
I would recommend dual booting and testing everything because not updating could be a security vulnerability. Hackers like targeting older OS's that could have vulnerabilities. Also, Ventura did not break support for any newer API's so you are likely fine updating.
Not really a valid argument to upgrade and potentially break your system and workflow for security…apple still issues security updates to older OS back to a point…I have 2 macs running Big Sur that are still getting security updates
Ventura was the worst experience I've ever had on a Mac in my studio with Logic Pro. I rolled back to Monterey a few weeks back and I will stay there as long as I can.
damn J, I wish I would've watched your video yesterday cuz today all of my AdobeCC apps are freezing on me and causing all kinds of trouble with the Finder... Now I need to reverse to Monterrey. Any advise? Thx for the vid man. Good work
I have no real desire to update my system. I feel as though I’m being forced to😂I’m running on Mac OS Catalina (10.15) and I’m starting to run into issues where I cannot download certain video editing software and plugins. I spent 700$ on Kontakt Komplete Ultimate and I can’t use it anymore.
Nearly every library says “this version of Kontakt is too old”. I tried logging into Native Access and now it won’t even open because it says my Mac is out of date and needs to be running on Mac OS 11 or higher. I’ve already contacted Native Instruments and they too said I need to update my Mac. What choice do I have ? Should I just update to Big Sur ? Monterey ?
Great video I ran across this issue about a year ago due to having automatic updates on and with the whole 30 to 64 bit thing nothing was working. So now I’m a little bit more precautions. So the safest OS up to now would be the latest previous OS if I’m correct? Because I’m like an hour away from my time machine back up and I was going to update after that.
Yup
I’m on a 2020 MacBook Air and my Ms rate sucks and whenever I try to lower it, it just makes my fl studio crash a ton. So I’m hoping this update just helps my MacBook a bit lmao
did it help
@@eylul9124 well I’m not crashing like crazy anymore but I think it’s more so because I’m changing my ms when I’m recording and when I’m mixing. When I record I put my Ms down to 12 but when I’m doing anything else I put it up to 20 or 22
Thanks so much for this!! Its so important to know these (if it ain't broke don't try to fix it) tips Yo. So often we think its necessary to have the New-new thang. Nah man, I'm like this, I have an old eMachine with all the parts & plugs from 2005. It still sounds great. It may not be high quality sounding, but were moving retro in the world of sound these days. 8bit this-12bit that. We want that old thing back,.... lol So this vid is spot on. Also saw you vid on the Doobie Powell Plugin. Nice 1! I'm from CT & I know D.P. . Bad boi & comin' up in the game. Lastly, I must fix this for you : My first Name is Ventura= (Ven-Tour-ra) Not (Ven-Chure-ra)-> white folks say. If you're Spanish, as I am, its pronounced (Bang-doo-rraa) Rowing the R's. It just makes me cringe when I hear it wrong. It's like when I hear people pronounce Muslim(Moz-lem)->white folks say. When its =(M-Us-leem). Sorry, I know some folks don't like to be corrected. I just had to help U out wit dat. Thx again bro!! Pls keep'em comin'. You do nice work 'round here.
Unfortunately I already did....: Nothing but problems with Cubase 11. Ex: Double clicking on a part does no longer open the piano roll. (anybody?) With certain screen sizes, the cursor stumbles and i'm unable to edit (copy by dragging)
It’s trash, right after I updated my computer start bugging
updated on ventura... now my serato sample doesnt work properly in FL :( :(
I guess ill just run my current version until Apple stops sending out updates for it. Every time they release a new OS it is tempting though.
I've updated my MacBook to Ventura Beta for the iPhone Continuity Camera feature. It works great with OBS, good camera quality. A pretty small delay. And DJ software still works great. But indeed.. For stage manager I wouldn't update. Apple should just reinvent the dock...
10 betas lately and i STILL can't get it to recognize my iphone (13 pro max) as a camera
Mpc beats dont work on ventura