>> If you can play EXS24 on a TDM DSP hardware who is using the memory for the >> sample ? >> >> The MAC or the sample is loaded in the TDM card ? >> >> Why this question ? VSL ! >> >> Same question with using the TC card ? >> >> Best regards >> >> Cyril Blanc >> France You can't play an EXS on a TDM DSP chip - period. It may appear that you can, because Logic allows you to insert an EXS on a TDM Aux object - but this is just a convenience. It is still running from the native audio engine (and ram). There is a benefit to Emagic doing it this way. ESB, the Emagic technology that allows you to stream the mac native audio engine into TDM outputs, only allows for 8 channels. By allowing the EXS to be inserted in a TDM aux object you don't take up any of those ESB channels for EXS, AND you can get MANY EXS outputs to TDM as well. -- ==/==/==/==/==/==/==/==/== Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production http://www.jaminajar.com.au
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Re: VSL on TDM DSP was Re: [EXS] EXS-24 vs. Mach V
2003-05-06 by Paul Najar