But installing it all on a fresh-from-the-factory Mac Pro 7,1 with pre-installed Big Sur is what I'm wondering about. I have all the installers for Live v10, which installs the ReWire components as part of its installation, and I have all this mess (but with Logic v10.4.8) on MacOS Mojave, so I can go fishing in the Library folders and drag-n-drop stuff if needed. Are you on a 2019 Mac Pro 7,1 or some other machine? Did you install all that mess on a clean install of Big Sur, as you'd have on a new computer, or did you have all that mess already up and running on an earlier MacOS version which you then upgraded to Big Sur? Do you successfully run Ableton v10 as a ReWire slave behind Logic (latest version) on MacOS Big Sur? Since ReWire has been deprecated, and the last version of Ableton that supports it is v10 (which supposedly will run on Big Sur), I'm looking for confirmation from anyone in the same boat: I rely heavily on running Ableton Live as a ReWire slave behind Logic. I'm about to roll in a new 2019 Mac Pro 7,1 which will come with Big Sur pre-installed (as long as I get my order in before Monterey ships). So it looks like I could even skip the Mac Pro 7,1 and just wait for an Apple Silicon Mac Pro, although I may lose patience and blow the big coin on a rack mac, we shall see. Happy days for ReWire junkies like me (for now). I haven't tested Live v11 and the 'options.txt' trick yet, but I will and report back. For Live v10, there is no toggle as it's a pre-Apple Silicon app, but you must tick the 'Open in Rosetta mode' under the 'Get Info' pane for the Logic app.īOOM.

Logic still has the 'ReWire behavior' settings in Preferences, but ReWire doesn't work unless both Logic and Live are opened in Rosetta mode.

Installing Live v10 does install the ReWire component, and Live v10 does work on Monterey + Apple Silicon, but requires that Rosetta2 be installed and available. I just tested Logic v10.7 + Live v10 + Monterey + m1max MacBook Pro.

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