I have been using macOS27 since it went full release. There are indeed some differences in Logic Pro that I have noticed, everyone uses the DAW differently and I am a very heavy MIDI user, so what you see with audio may be different.
First and foremost, MIDI Events List:
Note names are said by number as you move across them. Maybe I should do more work with piano roll and see, a long time ago I found piano roll to be so inaccessible that the MIDI events list became engrained in my workflows. So instead of saying C4 it says 69 or something. Of course we hear the note so that’s not a show stopper, but when editing intricate large passages it can limit you. I have a Braille display connected also, so I will turn off the Braille Show Alert Messages in my activity. Braille still shows the notes.
Also, when you go to modify a start position of a note, you can usually lock the mouse down on the bar, beat, division or tick, then move the sliders. If you try that now, it says “Apple Menu” and you have to escape, so you must move each one at a time. Double clicking won’t let you edit either, it seems.
If there was a way to reset all window sizes that might help, not sure.
Inside some synths, when doing sound design, The same thing happens sort of. First the extra info about what the control does seems to be added to the name instead of the hint, so if you’re listening you have to listen through it say control knobs adjust the value before you hear what it is.
Again with Braille connected, an NLS E-Reader in my case, the Braille tends to show the correct values once you interact with the sliders.
What I’ve found is in all my templates, of which I have many, and this includes the LMConfig template, so it’s not template or project-specific.
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