Question

I would like to update my Mac to macOS Mojave but I would also like to keep using my Firestudio Project. Unfortunately the official compatibility statement doesn’t say anything about the Firestudio line, and I don’t want to find out the hard way that it isn’t. Has anyone upgraded to Mojave and managed to keep their Firestudio working?

Answer 1

You're right, had not explicitly stated that in the 10.14 statement, since updated. So far our testing has shown UC 1.7.6 is working with FireStudio.

Answer 2

I can use my interface to listening to music and playback direct into my interface.

My Logic Pro X does not get any signal for Instrument/Mic track.....

Comments

This is a new feature in Mojave, please read this article as to why.

https://support.presonus.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016467411-Why-am-I-not-able-to-record-in-Studio-One-after-upgrading-to-Mojave-

Answer 3

Hi!

I posted a more or less similar question not that long ago but it doesn't seem to appear anywhere.

I have a presonus firestudio project and since I have updated to Mojave, non of the input are working. I can listen to anything on it, the output work but I can't record anything. It's a big issue for me because I play live with Ableton and synths/groovebox. If anyone can help, that would be great.

If not I guess I'll have to restore my macbook pro to high sierra but it would kind of suck.

Thank you!

Cheers!

Answer 4

Here's what worked for me on getting it to work under Mojave.

1. If you've installed Universal Controller, uninstall it.

2. Restart

3. Restart again but this time:

        a. Boot to Recovery OS by restarting your machine and holding down the Command and R keys at startup.

        b. Launch Terminal from the Utilities menu.

        c. Enter the following command:

                      csrutil disable

4. Restart

5. Reinstall Universal Controller (once installed, the driver should read the correct revision # and all should work correctly)

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Thoughts: It seems like Apple's System Integrity Protection feature is interfering with the KEXT (Kernal Extension/s) that are needed for the drivers to be installed and function correctly.  As such, this feature has to be disabled by the above steps to allow for proper installation.
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Once installed you can always re-enable System Integrity Protection by doing the following:

        a. Boot to Recovery OS by restarting your machine and holding down the Command and R keys at startup.

        b. Launch Terminal from the Utilities menu.

        c. Enter the following command:

                      csrutil enable