You are welcome. 👍

No, this is Logic 10.

You are welcome.

No but I havent had it for so long. Have you asked CalDigit for help?

@@bjornark Not yet, but I think I need to do that now. It’s not a cheap unit and it should work.

@infriad Hey, sorry to hear that! Here's a couple things you can try to help alleviate this behavior: First, power cycle your dock. You can do this by disconnecting it from wall power for 30-45 seconds before plugging it back in. This gives the dock time to fully discharge and restart fresh, which can shed intermittent misbehaviors the dock may be exhibiting. Second, try swapping out the Thunderbolt cable for a different Thunderbolt cable. We always recommend using the included CalDigit Thunderbolt cable to ensure proper compatibility, so try that if you're not already. Generally, Thunderbolt cables are tested and rated for extended use, including plugging and unplugging, but cables are still cables can be damaged, which can introduce misbehaviors like this. If you don't have ready access to a different Thunderbolt cable, you can also temporarily test with a USB-C cable to see if this clears up the behavior, though the dock's performance will be diminished with this kind of cable, so we recommend swapping back in the Thunderbolt cable even if the USB-C cable fixes the issue, at least until you can get a replacement Thunderbolt cable. If the faulty cable is one of ours, our support team can help warranty you a new one. Beyond this (or if our cable turns out to be faulty), I recommend you get in touch with our support team for additional diagnosis and troubleshooting. When you reach out, let them know the steps you tried here and that Dalton (that's me) instructed you to try them - this could help expedite your support experience. You can best reach our support team via email at [email protected]

Very helpful video! Quick question - when you disconnect your MacBook, do you have any issues with external SSDs or Time Machine if you don’t eject the disks or power down before disconnecting? Thanks again!

Been looking at that actually.

Sounds like a plan. :)

I think 13 Inch gets a little tight.

Wont hold a charge at all? Thats odd, it should at least hold some. Maybe your battery is defective, and not just worn out?

Thats awesome.

Depends on your budget.

Up to you, you at least get "real" cores on an AMD. And Intel have had some issues with stability lately.

7950X Works well in Ableton. At least it does for me.

Awesome. No need to upgrade if what you have works!

Stability is high on my priorities as well.

Thanks! That looks like an awesome build. Yes, exciting times. :)

When AMD does this you can keep your PC for longer. They score some points with this I think.

@@bjornark Agree 100%, we are more likely to upgrade - so they get more money and we get a cheaper upgrade...!! Win-Win...

I need to redo this on mine. It has started to be noisy again.

​​​@@bjornark So what you're seeing is the pump out affect which happens more with GPU due to high hot spot, imo, don't use the none thick paste - stick to high viscosity, also most paste will dry over most time so phase change paste is the new thing, but hard to find a genuine one at that. I'm thinking about risking to put more thermal pad around the die, so keep that part of metal plate cooler to allow better flow so the die can transfer more heat quickily; it's all about heat flow speed (I use the analogy, don't clog heat like clogging the toilet).

Yes, I talk about it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rq-ondt4rLOqlJ8.html

I cant replace them. I have probably used them for 20 years and learned how they sound.

@@bjornark same here! 😅

I havent tested the M3 air myself. However Apple says that the M3 MacBook Air is about 35% faster in compute compared to the M1 MacBook Air. How much that translates into actual tracks in music production is really hard to say. It really depends on workflow, plugins, DAWs etc.

Thanks! Will do.. :)

Yeah, basically the same answer I got. "Read the manual" :)

Thanks! Effects and automation is what makes things come alive! I usually draw in my MIDI notes, I am not that big of a keyboard player. However if I wanted, the Moog could be used as a midi keyboard if I understand your question. And yes, it would be polyphonic as a MIDI controller that is. :)

@@bjornark As a non-musician at present, I'm always blown away with the wet/dry differences from the demo's you include. On this track, I think the effects on the bass just make it fit the track better too. Thanks for your replies as always. I had a feeling it would send all MIDI without a limit. Also had a feeling you would draw MIDI in your projects too. I'd never be a keyboard player either. I guess if you start making music by drawing MIDI, it often just becomes the preferred way - regardless of whether you buy a hardware synth or not. :)

Logic 11 is paid version (subscribtion) on iPad. Same for Mac.

@@WeDoLoveU I was meaning for Bjørnar it is a free upgrade, as it's free to Mac Logic Pro 10 users... as my conversation was with him, I was talk to him specifically cheers

Needs and wants my friend.

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I guess bought it again. Most likely the stock configuration on sale. I have seen the m3 max on sale now days

Yes. I returned the original one to Apple for a full refund. And I found another discounted (the same model) at another retailer. A customer who had returned it. I got it for a pretty hefty discount compared to buying it directly from Apple.

Check if you find some updated instructions over here, www.reddit.com/r/macgaming/