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 lun. 24 mai 2004, 01:50
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Hi all,
I am just about to purchase a 15 inch G4 powerbook 1.5ghz and intend to run Logic Express. Would anyone be able to tell me how many tracks of audio I could expect to run smoothly if: - no plug ins are being used - recorded at 16 bit quality Cheers |
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 mer. 26 mai 2004, 03:32
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Should be no problem playing back 48 tracks, disk speed is the primary factor for track count.
After testing 60 audio tracks on my ancient G4/400 I became bored. I also have a 12-inch 1GHz Powerbook, I've been able to use up to 16 soft-synths in a song, using the "Freeze" function to free up CPU. I've yet to max it out. 
-------------------- G-Dub
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samplamatic Powerbook And Logic Express lun. 24 mai 2004, 01:50
arvidtp dunno, but I expect all 48 that it lets you have. ... lun. 24 mai 2004, 02:05 kolo To run the mac as a straight up multitrack tape de... lun. 24 mai 2004, 12:35 robomark29 Even with a dual 1 gighz G4 I still shy away from ... mar. 25 mai 2004, 05:28 bogh If your're not using any effects or soft-synth... mar. 25 mai 2004, 10:33 gollumis hello, i am thinking about getting the mbox wich c... mer. 26 mai 2004, 06:43
gdoubleyou PTLE has 32 tracks max, you will need more RAM fo... jeu. 27 mai 2004, 01:02 |
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