Vox Continental V and Mac Os X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard

[lhschmidtmatthias]

hello arturia ! congratulations on the new instrument ! sounds awesome ! is the new Vox Continental V compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard ? that would be great ! cheers ! Matt :-)

[Terrym]

Hi matt, on the site is say from 10.7.5 and higher , so the vox will not be supported for your system. but you could try and see if the demo works.

regards

terrym

[pyrolator]

I tried the demo and both the standalone and the Audio-Unit donīt work under 10.6.8.
I am really sorry, because I am not willing to update only because of the Vox-Organ.
10.6.8 is the most reliable and slim Mac-OS for live-usage and all other Arturia-Synths still work under 10.6.8......

[aaron aardvark]

I myself was disappointed to hear the VoxV would not work with Osx 10.6.8.  I  tried to  upgrade from Cubase LE4 to the trial version of Cubase Elements 7 and Osx 10.9.3, and my u-he synth virtual controls work very poorly and I could not select my miminMgV and Mg modularV in Cubase 7.  Now I now want to go back to Osx 10.6.8 and Cubase Le4, which I'm trying to do now.

[Jerome Arturia]

aaron aardvark: Make sure to have the latest version of your software!
> http://www.arturia.com/evolution/en/downloads/updates.html

[aaron aardvark]

Jerome,
Thank you for replying, though I did have the latest versions of miniMg-V and Mg modular-V; but I could not select those two within Cubase Elements 7 (with Mac OSX 10.9.3).  After a lot of work, I'm back to Mac OSX 10.6.8 and Cubase LE4, and things are working OK again (I re-loaded all of my synth plug-ins, then it took a while to get back to the latest versions again).  Somewhat of a dilemma, because I know I can't stick with that set up forever.  Looking through the Cubase forums, it seems there is a huge amount of bugs with Cubase 7, and Mavericks has had a reputation for its share of problems also.