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Re: [Logic_Cafe] Upgrading to Logic 7 from Logic Plat 6.4.3

2005-05-26 by Maurits van de Kamp

> > > As far as I can tell (on a G4/400) Logic 7 particularly takes a long
> > > time responding to keypresses and clicks in the arrange window
>
> I used to have a G4/400 although upgraded with a Sonnet board to 1.25 ghz,
> and I never saw that on LP7.

Well the jump from 400 to 1250 MHz could very well be enough to hide the 
problem.

> On that machine and my G5/dual, I get 
> audio/systemm overload messages long before the number of tracks is that
> big (maybe16 or so). Do you have a lot of audio tracks with very little
> plugins or virtual instrument usage?

The message you responded to is pretty old, but yes that was my situation at 
the time. :o) Now I have a dual G5, I am addicted to softsynths and heavy 
plugins.

Anyway when I used the G4, I didn't run out of processing power noticeably 
sooner than with Logic 5.5, so that wasn't the problem. It was really just 
the slow response that bugged me, and I really think it's just an unnecessary 
loop that happens every time you click something in the arrange window. On my 
G5 I don't notice it anymore but it wouldn't surprise me if the problem comes 
back if you have enough tracks, like Ben just mentioned. You just need a lot 
more tracks to see it than on a slow G4. :o)

Maurits.

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