Can you run two different vesions of Pro Tools on the same machine

santo · 10th January 2006

The reason I want to do this is because I have a program that will only run on OS9 that runs in sync with pro tools. So I want to use OS9 from time to time. I want to run OSX so I can use a UAD-1 with pro tools.

Sounds odd.

Let me know if you can help.

Santo

gsharp · 10th January 2006

Assuming you're on a machine that will boot into 9, no problem. The safest way is to have 2 partitions, 1 for 9 1 for X, but it's not mandatory. You'll need the older version of the software of course.

santo · 10th January 2006

thanks for the help

Santo

10th January 2006	#1
santo Gear nut Joined: Jul 2005 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 149 Thread Starter	Can you run two different vesions of Pro Tools on the same machine The reason I want to do this is because I have a program that will only run on OS9 that runs in sync with pro tools. So I want to use OS9 from time to time. I want to run OSX so I can use a UAD-1 with pro tools. Sounds odd. Let me know if you can help. Santo __________________ Remember you can't have everything, 'cause where would you put it? Steven Wright

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10th January 2006	#2
gsharp Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2003 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 722	Assuming you're on a machine that will boot into 9, no problem. The safest way is to have 2 partitions, 1 for 9 1 for X, but it's not mandatory. You'll need the older version of the software of course.