I registered a trial of logic pro but unfortunately I had a surgery and I was not able to use the trial time of my version of logic pro. I would like to renew the trial time of my subscription. Is it possible ?
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MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.1
If your trial version, which lasts for 90 days, has expired then it will be a version prior to the latest version ,which is 11.1 . Version 11.1 was available from 13 Nov 2024, (17 or so days ago).
Assuming you are running macOS 14.4 or later you can download ver 11.1 and start again for another 90 days.
If a future version 11.2 ( 11.3 e.t.c.) is available then download that as well for yet another 90 days and so on provided your OS is compatible.
Drag your old expired trial version of Logic Pro to the trash before launching the new version.
If your trial version, which lasts for 90 days, has expired then it will be a version prior to the latest version ,which is 11.1 . Version 11.1 was available from 13 Nov 2024, (17 or so days ago).
Assuming you are running macOS 14.4 or later you can download ver 11.1 and start again for another 90 days.
If a future version 11.2 ( 11.3 e.t.c.) is available then download that as well for yet another 90 days and so on provided your OS is compatible.
Drag your old expired trial version of Logic Pro to the trash before launching the new version.
Thanks a lot thesurreyfriends, it worked!
I don't think that it's possible to renew the usage of the trial version. BTW there is no "subscription" mode with Logic Pro for desktop.
Can I renew the trial time of Logic Pro subscription?
