Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

> Does anyone 
> on the list have a clear understanding of what can and can't 
> be done in the 64 bit world using Tiger. It sounds to me like 
> only command line apps will be able to use 64 bit memory access.

I think I've answered my own question. It appears the answer is yes, Logic
can access more memory if it can separate out certain tasks that don't
require a GUI and make them 64 bit apps that the 32 bit portion of Logic can
control and access through a shared area of memory.

Question. What will this buy us ("us" being Logic users)? Has anyone on this
list that has a full 2 Gig of memory in their machine ever run out of
memory? Just curious.

Kamm