From: Colin Shapiro <musos@...> >I'm not fully up to speed with this but.... >Folks on the VSL forum have been talking about Panther and a >so-called "Swap-file" which is used by the system. Apparently folks >like us who use audio and EXS24 with lots of samples need to keep >this swap-file on a separate drive - maybe someone else could jump in >here with more detail. Swapfile is a Windows term, but it's a virtual memory file the OS uses and we don't have to deal with. AFIK you can't affect it on OS X anyway, or if you can it's a bunch of UNIX nonsense in the "no serviceable parts inside" area. Just put Logic on your system drive (or partition) and your samples on another, and you'll be fine. And if you're only using EXSs lightly - i.e. you're not streaming a lot of voices - you can ignore this. -- ___ Nick Batzdorf 818/905-9101, fax -5434, cell 590-9101
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Re: Re: Logic 6 and Panther
2004-01-01 by Nick Batzdorf
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