Native set up too limiting :(, I want to buy a non-native solution |
lun. 31 déc. 2001, 10:46
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Hello all,
I run Logic Audio Platinum 4,7 on a Mac 233 MHz with 544MB, a 60 gig , 7200rpm Hard Drive and I recently bought 'Pluggo Plugins' from Cycling74. I have an Audiowerk 2 card. The problem is, that when I get to about 8 tracks of audio playback my setup begins to max out. If I add effects, it REALLY go beserk. Results vary from bad timing , loss of of occasional track to total aural loss. I want to upgrade to some kind of system whereby I can give the overwhelming bulk of the load to DSP's (digital signal processors)of some description. But I don't know what's available on the market. I know Pro tools offers something along these lines but then I'll have to switch to Pro Tools software, won't I? If I can, I'd like to stay with LOGIC. What about the TC Powercore card? The problem with the TC Powercore card, as I see it is that it doesn't support VST's which I definately want. I'm grateful for any advice on what non-native solutions are out there on the market. Karambos -------------------- Waiting on my new MacBook Pro
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karambos Native set up too limiting :( lun. 31 déc. 2001, 10:46
jaylan Did you consider Yamaha DSP 2416 ? Seems to work f... lun. 31 déc. 2001, 11:24
geedoubleyou A new machine would give you the best boost. You ... mar. 15 janv. 2002, 01:00
jaylan Did you consider Yamaha DSP 2416 ? Seems to work f... lun. 31 déc. 2001, 11:24
geedoubleyou A new machine would give you the best boost. You ... mar. 15 janv. 2002, 01:00
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