I’ll explain because maybe I’ve missed something in the process
Ok. So, last night I cloned my MacBook Pro to another machine so I can have a backup machine, just in case… They are almost identical in specs. Only differences are HD size and screen size.
Everything went fine and all is in its place. I just had to find the Kontakt folder and reactivate GP.
All the sounds are there and GP refers to all the sample folders correctly. I haven’t changed any connections. All I have done is swapped computers to verify the functionality.
There aren’t any plugins failed within GP… I’m just having audio dropouts on the new machine.
Anyone have any ideas for where to start looking? I’ve done the usual… checked connections, license activation and plugins verification and all is “fine”. If I place the “old” Mac in its place all is perfect
Those guys are used to people running email, word processing, documents, a browser, etc
Migration has NEVER been 100% reliable, particularly when it comes to system stuff like plugins that require activation, some drivers that require some automated background daemons that have to be configured and so forth.
I assume so. This “New” laptop isn’t actually new… I just named it that way so you guys could differentiate one machine from the other.
So… This year, the “new” machine is the actual machine I used last year as my main rig (so I KNOW it works fine) … but this year, as I changed groups I decided to use the other laptop I have as my main machine (Works a charm) and last year’s machine as a backup “clone”