Planning to upgrade my humble home studio ,with the new LogicproX .
Like what they say about Focusrite 6i6 sound etc, but there is some problems in compatibility with Mac and Maveric ...
What could be the best alternative to Focusrite 6i6 to perfectly match Maveric ?
Anyone have the same setup ? Thoughts ?
Thanks very much ! 
I wouldn't worry too much on that...they will have compatiability for it shortly. Focusrite is fairly quick on that stuff.
I use an Univeral Audio Apollo Twin Duo. Considerably more expensive but in the end I am very, very happy with this interface and how quick they are to update it as well as the sound quality from it.
Unless you have a very desperate need to upgrade to the newest operating system or if you had to buy a new machine where it came pre-installed, I would suggest not to update until at least a few months after.
I cannot imagine there are problems with your Focusrite and Mavericks, as Mavericks is not the newest OSX (Yosemite is).
I mixed an album on Mavericks using the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 with absolutely no problems.
Simply go the Logic X route it's wothwhile.
I have this setup and it doesn't work well with Mavericks. Lots of clicks. However, it works fine in Yosemite. no such problems
You are talking about Mavericks - not Yosemite, right?
Mavericks has been out for 2 years.
Focusrite Interfaces are supposed to have no compatibility issues with 10.9 anymore.
I switched to the RME fireface UCX though (form factor, sound, routing options with the included mixing/routing software). Love it!
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I have this setup and it doesn't work well with Mavericks. Lots of clicks. However, it works fine in Yosemite. no such problems
On the same machine?
Yes. Same machine. My problem was with spdif in Mavericks. Depending on my setting within the mix control I would get clicks either playing or recording and would constantly have to switch. I prefer the sound of the analogue connection luckily but it was a pain if I wanted to use spdif. Luckily spdif has no such issues in Yosemite
hmm - interesting.
I ran into some clicks and a strange error message about a clock mismatch that I could not identify a few weeks ago, but after a reboot and reloading my presets everything went back to normal.
There is one audio compatibility issue that Apple was not able to fix and that will appear randomly, but only on machines with fusion drives.
I am on SSD.
Alexander: Out of curiosity - did you experience any other compatibility issues after updating?
I had the clock error message as well. But since Yosemite, absolutely no problems.
thanks to your advices ,I am moving to Yosemite ,what ever it does mean 
a good friend of mine is working on my new computer in Europe, and it will be sent to me in a month time !!!
Kemper will rock now in the my new home "studio" and in my Garage Band (literally Garage since we use my garage for our jam sessions ) !!!
4 OF US ARE OLD 200 YEARS !!! Please note that my Son is only 21 years old (he is playing guitar from time to time with us ) , so you can image what ages are the rest of us, 3 Rock dinosaurs ....... 
No surrender and take no prisoners ! Long Live Rock'n Roll !!
Cheers,
Zoran
Another 6i6 user with no issues at all on Yosemite.
So I have a Saffire Pro24. Do I just go SPDIF out of Kemper into the interface? In Logic Pro X I am guessing there is an input setting for SPDIF?
So I have a Saffire Pro24. Do I just go SPDIF out of Kemper into the interface? In Logic Pro X I am guessing there is an input setting for SPDIF?
Yup. In my setup SPDIF is input 5&6 in Logic Pro X.
JerEvil,
What DAW's have you used? What do you like about Logic X? I have the same setup, just was using Reaper.
I might one day add an iMac to my Macbook and go Logic X. But cross platform currently, hence Reaper. Have you tried that DAW?
BTW, SPDIF is the bee's knees! As is that Focusrite, except TotalMix is TotalConfusion for me. I'm always pulling the settings FROM the hardware when I screw something up! Still a newbie with it's learning curve.
As is that Focusrite, except TotalMix is TotalConfusion for me
This was TotalConfusion for me, actually. Focusrite's software mixer is called MixControl. TotalMix is RME 
Ah, got confused. I sold my Pink RME and got Focusrite.
I am not a fan of this software filter between me and my other gear. I see the POWER in it.
But it's another level of complexity I'd just as soon do without.
When I want a different routing, I'll either choose it in the DAW or use a different port with actual plugs.
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What DAW's have you used? What do you like about Logic X? I have the same setup, just was using Reaper.
I might one day add an iMac to my Macbook and go Logic X. But cross platform currently, hence Reaper. Have you tried that DAW?
BTW, SPDIF is the bee's knees! As is that Focusrite, except TotalMix is TotalConfusion for me. I'm always pulling the settings FROM the hardware when I screw something up! Still a newbie with it's learning curve.
Started with ProTools LE, then Garragee Band, Logic Express 9 and now Logic Pro X
Hey, I have the same stuff as you set up 
. However, I haven't done much recording using the KPA yet, as I spend a lot of time writing songs. Now, I am up to it, and hope to find some quick shortcuts in here... So - I wonder, do you have any recommendations on how I should connect the KPA to the UAD for the best results? I.e.; are you using specific outs and ins, cables and settings? And are you using UAD plugins? And - do you have any tips for settings or tips in Logic that might come in handy?
Best regards,
Bjorn
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I use an Univeral Audio Apollo Twin Duo. Considerably more expensive but in the end I am very, very happy with this interface…[/quote]
