11.2.1 Released Today

I Hope it Fixes All of Your Bugs 🐛 🐜 🕷️

New in Logic Pro 11.2.1

Stability and reliability

• Resolves an issue where Logic Pro would quit unexpectedly when loading certain projects in Rosetta mode.
• Resolves an issue where Logic Pro could quit unexpectedly after repeatedly recording in a project that includes Step Sequencer.
• Fixes an issue where Logic Pro could quit unexpectedly when hovering the mouse pointer in the channel strip inspector over a Software Instrument that uses a sidechain input.
• Resolves an issue where Logic Pro could quit unexpectedly when disabling Flex Time.
• Resolves an issue where Logic Pro would quit unexpectedly when recording multiple takes into a MIDI cell with "Rec-Length" set to "Cell Length" in the Live Loops grid.
• Resolves an issue where Logic Pro could quit unexpectedly when loading .lso projects created in legacy versions.

Performance

• Performance is improved when using the Marquee tool on tracks that are members of a Group.

Flashback Capture

• When using Flashback Capture in Cycle mode, an unfinished final take is now captured.
• When Flashback Capture is used to record multiple takes, more than four takes can now be captured and the first take is now included.
• The first take is no longer missing when recording multiple takes with Flashback Capture on a MacBook Pro using built-in audio.

Stem Splitter

• Stem Splitter no longer introduces a sample shift with 48 kHz files.

Plug-ins

• Resolves an issue where the rate control in the Arpeggiator plug-in, and the Bow Rate in Sample Alchemy could unexpectedly show "%" after the time value label.
• The scroll wheel on a third party mouse now correctly adjusts the Q-factor on an EQ band in Channel EQ.
• External Instrument plug-ins now show the name configured for MIDI devices in Audio/MIDI Setup.
• Names of plug-ins that are not installed on the system are now shown as expected on the channel strip insert slot.
• Plug-in manager now retains user settings after quitting and restarting Logic Pro.

Control surfaces and MIDI controllers

• Nektar CS12 control surfaces now display labels for learned controller assignments.
• Rotary encoders on control surfaces and MIDI controllers now work correctly.
• MIDI Status in the Recording Light control surface is now shown correctly, and can be edited.
• Opening and closing the Controller Assignments window in Logic Pro no longer causes numeric displays on a connected Mackie MCU Pro control surface to be blank.
• Recording Light now reliably sends the message "Data 1: Recording" to control surfaces when Logic Pro starts recording.

Mixer

• Using tab to navigate while renaming sub-tracks in a multi-output instrument now selects the correct sub-channels.

Editing

• Clicking on a note in the Piano Roll Editor keyboard now selects only the clicked note.

General

• Holding the T key no longer causes the Tools menu to open and close repeatedly.
• A hidden track is no longer unhidden if it is selected in a second Main window that is showing hidden tracks.
• MIDI regions created by copy/pasting a Marquee selected portion of an existing region now contain the MIDI events outside the borders of the Marquee selection.