Native Instruments Apple macOS 12 Monterey Compatibility

Kaiwan_NI · 2022-01-05T17:04:25+00:00

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Since Apple's macOS 12 Monterey was launched on October 25, 2021, our product team has been busy running compatibility tests to make sure that all NI products are working with the new operating system.

To check if your gear and plugins are compatible, check out this page: https://bit.ly/n1-mac We will be regularly updating the list so please check back as we add more to it.

P.S. The full M1 chip compatibility is also a priority on our road map. We appreciate your patience as we work closely with the Apple team on this! 🙏

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nightjar

Looking forward to big things in 2022 with "native" Native apps!

Jonathan Blake

My experiences thus far - using the latest version of TP and an S3 controller with a 16" MBP with the M1 chip (16GB RAM and 1TB SSD). On initial setup after migrating from a 13" MBP with an i5 processor, I was immediately prompted to do a firmware update on the S3 (no such prompt on the 13"). Migration was smooth and exact. I only lost the name of my preferred set-up on the S3. TP is running flawlessly - I was experiencing (occasional) audio drop outs on the 13" and obvious wave-form stuttering. There is some very slight wave-form stuttering on the 16". The (green) Play button did not light up with the i5 processor (both on the controller and software), but works with the M1. Audio quality is notably improved and I have had to decrease gain on the mixer channels to avoid clipping and the same for recording level. CD quality is also notably improved (burned off the 16" with an external ASUS CD drive). The S3 is more 'precise' and responsive - especially when using 4 decks and multiple FX. More than happy with the migration.

Thank you.

Robvg

Maybe we can make a collection, a donation of 5 euro each for the Monterey programmers team to hire some extra hands and get the Kontakt player up and running:)

Matt_NI

Robvg said:

Maybe we can make a collection, a donation of 5 euro each for the Monterey programmers team to hire some extra hands and get the Kontakt player up and running:)

Kontakt is already in Beta afaik. A new release seems to be scheduled for February.

Jeremy_NI

Matt @ NI said:

Robvg said:

Maybe we can make a collection, a donation of 5 euro each for the Monterey programmers team to hire some extra hands and get the Kontakt player up and running:)

Kontakt is already in Beta afaik. A new release seems to be scheduled for February.

Yes indeed, the new Beta is available and Monterey compatible (among other nice things) @Robvg If you wish to join the Kontakt beta, let me know and I'll give your email to the Kontakt team so you can give it a go.

Kaiwan_NI

Thanks for an overview @Jonathan Blake
You sound like a perfect candidate for an S3 beta test. 🤩

mindfilter

I'd like to join the Kontakt beta to try it out on my new M1 Macbook. Can you also send my information to the Kontakt team, @Jeremy @ NI ?

Vanderdecker

I am running a new Macbook Pro with an Apple M1 Max chip (32 GB ram, 2TB SSD) using Monterey (12.1) with Komplete Ultimate 13 and Logic Pro (10.7.2), and I have tried Kontakt in Rosetta mode but I am having some issues. For example, I am getting randomly dropped midi notes during playback from sequences I generated using Damage etc. and some other general instabilities (crackles and pops). I would be happy to test out the beta version of Kontakt. The sounds are awesome but I can't use them effectively in a composition due to the instabilities.