It seems too many software manufacturers now have a download application one must use to install their software. So after building a new computer, I pay a lot of attention to installing the OS, and turning off or not installing features I don't want. I have come to understand that the software environment is just as important as the chosen components for the smooth faultless operation of a music computer. I have built my own music/studio computers (Windows) for a long time now.
I think I'm just using Logic Pro X and all its great embedded plugins + U-He Diva and Re-Pro, two Waldorf plugins, Garritan CFX, Valhalla Supermassive. I'm sick of having to install one ton of pig-cr*p to be able to use a simple plugin and I think I'm vowing to leave only those plugins that can be installed in a simple way, without relying on separate downloaders, e-licensers and background processes that turn one of the finest computers into a mess. They recommend running like that for a few days to see if the problem reappears and if not, then start installing them back again one at a day and see which one is the offender and then contact corresponding developer.īut I'm just fed up with that crap. Two different e-licenser bloatcr*p, PACE and whatnotĪnd voila, the problems disappeared, macOS icons in the system settings are now visible and restored. Native Instruments whatever-center-daemon, etc. Arturia Software Center and background service
After all, I agreed to uninstall temporarily all the bloatware and background services that came with various audio software: So, I was on the phone with the Apple Support yesterday for more than an hour, sharing my screen and they scratched their heads. I went through various Apple support articles but nothing helped. It's the greatest computer I've ever owned and it's so blazing fast for audio, I can run countless instances of U-He Diva in Logic Pro X and it would just play them without a hitch in divine quality.īut it started showing some weird behavior, macOS system icons were missing, it started showing constant repeating notifications of background services, not being as snappy as it was, etc. So, I have a 3-month old MacBook Air M2 which is a great computer.
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