14 DAY TRIAL // New updates to Apple’s digital audio workstation and MIDI sequencer application for Mac OS X are immediately available from the company’s official web site, as well as through the Software Update mechanism built inside every Macintosh computer.
According to two separate notes posted on the Mac maker’s Downloads section, users of the music production and editing software are being updated to version 9.1.3, with the main purpose of resolving problems related to the support for Hyper-Threading.
The company also mentions the recently-included improvements from version 9.1.2 of the software, and proceeds to offer up a full set of release notes via separate technical documents available on its Support area.
Both the Pro and Express versions of Logic have received the exact same changes, as revealed in the changelog:
About the Logic Express 9.1.3 update:
- Resolves an issue introduced in Logic 9.1.2 where Logic might quit unexpectedly when opening if the Native Instruments Kontakt 4 Memory Server was already open. - Resolves an issue introduced in Logic 9.1.2 where the Pedalboard stompboxes "Classic Wah" and "Modern Wah" sometimes stopped responding to mouse input. - Logic will no longer stop responding during launch if the TouchOSC Control Surface plug-in is being used and the utility application from Objective Development called Little Snitch is configured to deny network access to Logic. - Resolves an issue in Logic 9.1.2 that caused Logic to open fewer audio processing threads on i7 Quad-core Mac computers than it did in 9.1.1. - Resolves an issue in Logic 9.1.2 where flattening and merging a Take Folder could result in an empty audio region if another track was soloed during the operation.
Softpedia readers can immediately grab their Logic Pro and Logic Express updates via the two links below, or by employing the Mac OS X Software Update application (Apple Menu -> Software Update), and choosing to install the updates listed as available in its window.
The updates are free for existing users of Logic.