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Installing Logic Studio 8.0.2 with Pacifist: A Frustrating Experience

As a long-time fan of Cubase Studio 4, I was excited to try out Logic Studio 8.0.2 on my new iMac running OSx. After a quick learning curve with the operating system, I dove into installing the software using Pacifist, a popular tool for installing and managing macOS packages.

Initially, everything seemed to be going smoothly. I extracted all the files from the installer using Pacifist's search function and clicked on Install. However, after inserting the related DVD, I was greeted with a 'damaged' error message. Despite clicking 'Continue' on all subsequent error messages, hoping to fix them individually later, I encountered more issues.

The file extraction process seemed to be plagued by errors. Pacifist reported that some files may not have been extracted properly or were damaged. In fact, the checksum for two specific files was incorrect. To make matters worse, when verifying files and installing them with Pacifist, I received a slew of error messages.

Undeterred, I decided to start over and downloaded the latest version of Pacifist. This time, I made sure to select all files and install again, which took around 3 hours and 20 minutes - a significant improvement over my initial attempt.

After installing Logic Studio 8.0.2, I was excited to start using it. Unfortunately, I quickly encountered two bugs: one midi region wouldn't play until I restarted the project, and another issue involved missing files, such as presets and instruments. Despite doing research to fix these problems, they remain unresolved for now.

As a Pacifist installation goes, my experience was far from smooth. While the software is supposed to be a good and quick solution, it failed to deliver in my case. Nevertheless, I'm excited to explore Logic Studio 8.0.2 further and hope that future updates will address these issues.

Pacifist instal the last version for mac