- #Mac launchcontrol alternative update#
- #Mac launchcontrol alternative software#
- #Mac launchcontrol alternative code#
- #Mac launchcontrol alternative Bluetooth#
- #Mac launchcontrol alternative tv#
Items marked with are free (as in free beer).
#Mac launchcontrol alternative software#
Items marked with are open-source software and link to the source code. Minimise windows using “Scale effect” (“Genie effect” I find distracting.A curated list of awesome applications, software, tools and shiny things for macOS.Hot corners (turn off) (I selected “-” for all four corners).I use a custom (non dynamic) desktop image.Allow Handoff between this Mac and your iCloud devices (turn off).Basically, I like to turn off or disable everything that I don’t use or need (“less is more”). In this post I will write some of my personal Mac preferences.
#Mac launchcontrol alternative update#
After several years of troubleshooting on-and-off drum kit nightmares, it’s all good now and I don’t want to mess with it!Īnyway, I’ll update the github gist with the recovery-mode scripts I’m using now. QLab’s techs told me I should never even think of running video over WiFi, and yet here we are, all this stuff now runs flawlessly on my little MacBook Pro.
#Mac launchcontrol alternative tv#
We run QLab on the same MacBook, for our video backdrop/lightshow, it connects via WiFi to an Airport Express to an Apple TV to an Optoma projector on the other side of the room. performance are a better MIDI interface (MOTU micro lite), no USB hubs, and a better WiFi router. Aside from disabling iCloud, HD indexing and other CPU hogs (CleanMyMac X had to go!), other things that have contributed to our trouble-free G.P. My measure of good performance is whether or not GigPerformer can successfully handle the drums and synths without dropouts and pile-ups, and this script has been a big part of that success. Please double check the services in the TOENABLE vars. # WARNING: It might enable things that you may not like.
# (see the "Note about Big Sur" at the top, and there are comments about Monterey further down). # For OSes newer than High Sierra, see comments in the original gist author's Catalina version, at Please double check the services in the TODISABLE vars. # There is no need to disable SIP (via csrutil), because recovery mode is not constrained by SIP. # NOTE: This script must be run from Terminal within RECOVERY MODE.
#Mac launchcontrol alternative code#
I’ve modified the code quite a bit since I posted it on github a couple years ago, with more things disabled and also now I run it entirely in recovery mode’s Terminal, instead of having to disable SIP (note that I’m still using High Sierra, so I don’t know if that still works on newer OSes). My solution is mostly script-based and relies on disabling SIP in Recovery Mode, so that you’re not prevented from disabling system processes. After that, MacOS became 64-bit only and I have a critical app (Nord Modular G2 Editor) that won’t run in that environment. My MacBook is still on High Sierra because the drums were suffering from distortion, missed hits and pile-ups under Mojave, driving our drummer crazy. Yes, I did see this, it’s a great guide for users of the newest MacOS, with lots of useful tips. Once again: never perform any updates at least a week before your show ( link). For Blackhole users: check if the Blackhole is listed as the ‘Clock Source’ ( link). Known glitches when ZOOM is using an audio interface at the same time as Gig Performer ( link)
#Mac launchcontrol alternative Bluetooth#
Bluetooth issues when it is too hot ( link) Use TurboBoost to prevent your Mac from going too fast and get too hot. Big Sur/Monterey script that disables system processes in the Recovery Mode ( link) ( Sometimes on mid 2012 MBP, closing a Firefox Youtube tab ‘unlatches’ the Quantum 2626 driver. Another workflow automation - enables the “Music” focus mode, deactivates Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Time Machine, and opens Gig Performer ( link) High Sierra script that disables system processes in the Recovery Mode ( link) Speed up your workflow by automatically disabling/enabling sleep, screensaver and standby when Gig Performer is started/closed ( link) Index of other tips, found across the Community Here’s a nice motto from this YouTube video: You learn 'cause you’ve been burned. I’ll also index all additional tips and tricks in this post (as for the Windows optimization guide).
Link: Gig Performer | Optimize your Mac for a Gig In this blog article find many guidelines to prepare your Mac for your live performance.
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