They should automatically do their disabling. This macro is there to disable these other macros.
Some built in macros that are in Keyboard Maestro interfere with Pro Tools shortcuts. There are 3 macros you would have imported to Keyboard Maestro: If you’re still having trouble, remove Pro Tools from System Preferences-> Security & Privacy -> Privacy -> Accessibility tab and then re-enable it. – Next time you open Pro Tools and run Defaulter, make sure to grant the permissions when the message pops up. – Open up the Terminal app (Applications/Utilities) To re-enable it you’ll need to reset your system’s TCC permissions for Pro Tools. If Defaulter is not adjusting clip gain on your system, you might have inadvertently denied one of the warning prompts when first launched (sometimes they hide behind other windows). Click the box next to Pro Tools to allow access. Go to System Preferences-> Security & Privacy -> Select Privacy tab and then the Accessibility tab on the left column. All the apps are now under strict control of what they can and can not access on your computer.ĭefaulter uses Pro Tools to send commands to OS, and then it uses OS to send commands to Pro Tools.įor this to keep working in Mojave and above, you have to allow Pro Tools to control your computer in the System Preferences.
Apple made lots of security updates with Mojave OS.
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