OS X El Capitan was released on September 30th and we don’t recommend upgrading until Native Instruments and Apple addresses these issues.
#CARBON COPY CLONER EL CAPITAN DRIVERS#
The silver lining is that if a DJ did upgrade to El Capitan there are beta drivers readily available on NI’s website to fix the issue, with a more permanent solution to come shortly in the future. This obviously renders a DJ relying on a legacy controller powerlessm so upgrading to El Capitan is heavily unadvised if a DJ uses the following equipment: DJs using MK 1 versions of select NI devices will find that when trying to use the hardware their Mac will crash resulting in unsaved and corrupted work. The latest version of Carbon Copy Cloner is on Mac Informer. The second major bug is a kernal panic when using legacy NI devices. In Carbon Copy Cloner, you can backup either a whole drive or part of the drive to an external hard drive at a scheduled time of your choosing (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, etc.). We will bring more news as that information comes available, but in the time being producers should avoid upgrading their system. This is do to with sort of signage error, but the good news is that Native Instruments is talking to Apple to get the issue resolved.
Any effects or instruments used in Logic Pro X on an El Capitan Mac will not be usable. There are two alarming issues pointed out by Native Instruments with the first being an unsuccessful validation of AU (audio units) plug-ins in Logic Pro X. With any big upgrade there are bound to be a few hiccups, but they are rarely caught this quickly.įor starters, the pieces of software that are negatively affected by El Capitan include Komplete, Traktor, and Maschine. OS X DJs and producers beware! Native Instruments has announced that by upgrading to OS X 10.11, (aka El Capitan), users will lose primary functionality of multiple DJ controllers, software plug-ins, and access to audio outputs on legacy hardware.
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