Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

>  > > if it works for
>>  > frozen tracks, it'll really give those of us using large
>  > sample libraries a lot more mileage out of one machine.

>  > Just because of the nature of frozen tracks I doubt it will, but I hope I'm
>  > wrong!

  From: Maurits van de Kamp <maurits@...>

>It would kinda defeat the purpose of freezing tracks, since it would take a
>lot of CPU load to pitch shift them on the fly, and that is probably what you
>were running short of when you started freezing tracks in the first
>place. :o)

Not with EXS. What I was short of was memory (which freezing doesn't 
help) and to a lesser extent polyphony.

But you have a point.

Whether the effect is psychological - which is real - or only 
imaginary - which is also real - is another question. After all, the 
earth is flat. :)
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