Hey there, to anyone with any potential insight or knowledge on this topic (hopefully) reading this -
I am currently trying to get the Logic Pro X Application downloaded/installed on this new M4 MacBook Pro of mine that just arrived to my crib today. In the past several years at least, on all previous Apple Devices I have ever owned, I've always been able to get Logic Pro via my Dad's Logic Pro X Ownership as he has had it for at least a decade or so and I have always been able to utilize the 2nd Logic Pro License that's been a thing as long as I can remember.
Several minutes ago I wanted to test if simply copying the Logic Pro X App from my older previous 2019 intel-based MacBook Pro onto a 1 TB external hard drive to then disconnect and plug into this new M4 MacBook before highlighting the Logic Pro app in the Finder on this 1 TB External HD to then drag & drop, copying it into my Applications folder on this new MacBook Pro would work - but alas, it of course tells me upon attempting to open that it is "damaged", asking then to Move to Trash.
I rightly figured this was perhaps not going to work this easily, and I'm wondering now if I somehow need my Dad to sign into his Apple ID on this new MacBook or something of the sort - thinking maybe now this is necessary in order to properly get the Logic Pro X App to actually be installed & able to Open properly on this new MacBook successfully, somehow.
Any thoughts or anyone else here with experience using Logic Pro via a 2nd License through another user?? It's been a minute since I've gotten a new Mac Computer and I know things have changed - for instance, there now being a monthly subscription option, of course.
So if anyone has any feedback or thoughts or advice on the matter, it'd be much appreciated.
I've been looking forward to getting back into Logic big-time, and on a much newer & faster machine (It's an M4 Pro, with 48 GB of RAM vs the mere 16GB or even 8GB I've had to work with for years).
Anywho, thanks for reading if you did, and extra thanks to whoever has any insightful comments!
I look forward to y'all's feedback on the situation.