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TDM cards will *not* run in Thunderbolt PCIe expansion bays with a Mac Pro (or other Macintosh).

If you want to keep the TDM cards (and ability to use TDM plugins) on a Mac your *only* options are a Mac Pro cheese grater, or a hackintosh. Why would you want to buy a trashcan now?īut even with a new modular Mac Pro it won't run any Mac OS that supports Pro Tools 10 (the last version of Pro Tools that supports TDM cards). What do you want to achieve at a high levelĪpple is dumping the trashcan Mac Pro and bringing out a new "modular" Mac Pro. People will not be able to giver you usefully advice unless you can explain in more detail what and why you are trying to do this. I expect you need to do a lot more research. I will be so grateful to hear from your advise and i hop to find here the best solutions. It would be a good option to buy the Apollo 16 and working with the new Mac pro 2017 and protools at the same time? and, on this option, my plug ins like waves, rtas, tdm´s work with apollo and protools?. or should i buy any new hardware from avid and make it work on the new Mac pro?Īlso i want to upgrade my protools software from 9 to 11, but i see that is not compatible with the computer that i have actually. Wich is the right way to upgrade to the new Mac pro using my same protools HD? i don't want to spend lots of money, but i have some budget.ĭoes exist any PCIe cards that are compatible with this new computer (Mac Pro 2017) without changing my protools HD. I am actually working with a Mac pro 2009 and a protools HD (3), and i want to upgrade to a new Mac pro 2017, but my PCIe cards are not compatible with this new computer, so here we go with my doubts. Hello, i´m posting this because i have some questions about upgrading my profesional studio.