Why is Avid releasing Apple silicon support as a public beta now?
AVID PRO TOOLS MAC HOW TO
This video shows you how to toggle between the two modes: The beta mode can be enabled by unchecking the “Open Using Rosetta” checkbox in the macOS Finder. Pro Tools 2022.12 will launch using Rosetta 2 by default, which means fresh installations of Pro Tools will start out by using the fully featured, fully qualified, Intel binaries. This version contains all of the same updates as the Rosetta 2 version above (Ventura support, bug fixes), but not all of the functionality is available yet, nor has it gone through the full rigorous qualification process by our quality assurance team. The second mode is a public beta version of the application that runs natively on Apple silicon machines.This version is fully featured and contains bug fixes for both Mac and Windows users, and will launch by default after updating to Pro Tools 2022.12. The first is the fully-qualified version that currently runs on Intel and Apple silicon machines via Rosetta 2.Pro Tools 2022.12 is a universal binary application that includes two separate modes: The Pro Tools engineering team has been hard at work to deliver full Apple native silicon support, and this public beta enables users to check out the significant progress that we’ve made and experience the performance improvements for themselves while the team works to deliver a fully-qualified release in early 2023 for customers on active subscriptions and support contracts.
AVID PRO TOOLS MAC UPDATE
The Pro Tools 2022.12 software update is now available, and while it includes several new features including macOS Ventura qualification, support for a new Scripting SDK, and delivers numerous bug fixes and performance improvements, this release also gives users the opportunity to run Pro Tools natively on Apple M1 and M2 processors as part of a public beta. Note: Qualified native Apple silicon support is now available with the Pro Tools 2023.3 software release- learn more.
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