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Spectrasonics Instruments Are Now macOS Monterey-Compatible
They were Apple Silicon native before, but users can now upgrade to the latest macOS (or a new Mac) in good conscience
The headline says it all. Of course, this kind of news isn’t normally a Synth and Software story. We wouldn’t have bandwidth left for all the other things going on (such as John McJunkin’s review of the Cherry Audio Quadra that we just posted yesterday), because before long every music and audio developer’s software will have kept up.
After all, it’s been quite a year.
But who among us doesn’t use any Spectrasonics instruments? After all, they’re the gold standard for music software (meaning everything else is compared to them).
As usual, Windows users don’t have these concerns. Spectrasonics’ instruments run on Windows 7 or later.
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