I Just Got Pro Tools, And I Have Some Problems. Options

[IDontWantMyUsern...]

Hello, I have just bought a Mac and an Mbox 2 Pro. I have had some problems launching the program, and I just discovered that the version of Pro Tools that I bought (7.3) was made for Mac OS X 10.4 while I have OS X 10.5.2. Therefore I downloaded the 7.4 version for Mac OS X 10.5.3, and now I'm downloading Mac OS X 10.5.4. I just wonder if the Pro Tools version that I'm downloading is working for 10.5.4. Do you know?
Please read my thread on the Chill Out Room: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=18184
for more information on the problem

Thanks in advance, Peter

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[IDontWantMyUsern...]

By the way, is it possible that you can start a project with your settings that I can use as a template for my projects?
It will save you from a lot of questions I assume your computer is pretty much better than mine, so if you need to do any modifications, here are my specs:

2,4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor
4GB 667 MHz RAM
5200 RPM Harddrive (160GB) and 5200 RPM External Harddrive (320GB)

Thanks in advance, Peter

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[Marcus Lavendell]

Yes, you make templates if you like.
Lets see if I remember how to do this....

I think you just need to create a session with all the tracks, plug-ins, and stuff, that you want in the template. Then find that session file in Finder and go command+I [show information]. Then check the box called "Locked" (or maybe the box is called "use as template" or something like that)

Now when you open this locked session file, the "Save as" window will come up. And there you go

Ps. Your computer is way better than mine!

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[IDontWantMyUsern...]

Yes, you make templates if you like.
Lets see if I remember how to do this....

I think you just need to create a session with all the tracks, plug-ins, and stuff, that you want in the template. Then find that session file in Finder and go command+I [show information]. Then check the box called "Locked" (or maybe the box is called "use as template" or something like that)

Now when you open this locked session file, the "Save as" window will come up. And there you go

Ps. Your computer is way better than mine!

Ok, I'm pretty new to mac, but I'll try to do that
Be prepared, there are more questions to come Hehe

By the way, I got kind of stunned when you said my computer was better than yours... I just wonder how you make it...
Another question I have for you is; Do you have perfect pitch? The way you seem to use your ears makes me wonder if you do

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[Marcus Lavendell]

No, I don't have perfect pitch. But I'm pretty close sometimes. I do have pretty decent relative pitch though

Btw, my computer is a 1,8 GHz (single processor) with 3 GB ram

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