EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

When i don't have any sound, i just reSelect the EXS Tracks and it work
instantly ???!! not very confortable but....it's another problem like the
ODD notes probleme....
I really wait for the V4.7 ;o)))))) quick,Quick !!!
igor

"f.yarhammer@..." wrote:

>
> could be. yes.
>
> but the localized os? could that interfere?

I wonder...
For exemple,I run tdm with Logic.
This means that I have Protools Mix+
Run fine ,except that only two menus don't work (stay gray).
It's the 'dsp ressources' (kind of Allocator build in) ans 'Disk space'
I don't see any reasons of this disfunction.......

>
> and the motherboard: i checked many mainboards by now... all the same.

Remember that the unitor 8 Usb need an update driver for working with the G4
'Gigabit'..
The Mac serie after the first G4......

--
Rene De Wael
rene.dewael@...

Hello all,

Does the recent advice to turn off virtual memory on Macs running 
Logic/EXS24 also apply to PCs?

Regards (and drop outs on 16th notes)


Guy

Personally, if you've got 300 or 400+ MB of RAM, your system might run
better, but Microsoft warns against this and to be honest the MS memory
manager is pretty agile. Still, the basic principle of what I discussed
holds true on any platform. I don't know if it's worth worrying about in the
case of your PC. Try it and see what happens. Just remember your previous
settings and don't open 10 applications at once. If you exhaust your RAM
capacity, programs will slow down or cease to function, and Windows may
become unstable. Have fun! I doubt it will hurt anything to try it... Jer

> From: "Guy" <guy@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 09:41:16 -0000
> To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [exs] virtual memory
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> Does the recent advice to turn off virtual memory on Macs running
> Logic/EXS24 also apply to PCs?
> 
> Regards (and drop outs on 16th notes)
> 
> 
> Guy
> 
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