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From: Joeri Vankeirsbilck <joeri@...>

> I personally want to see sample accurate waveform zoom in the arrangment. 

Totally agree.

How come Logic uses a long time to calculate overwiev's while we are recording and then recalculate them again after recording?
How come this takes such a long time inside Logic while Paris uses way less time and that Paris's overwiev is zoomable to sampleaccuracy? (this is on the same PC)

I have seen reports that the graphics in Logic 5.0 should be faster now.
Hopefully they have done something to the overwievs too.

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>>I personally want to see sample accurate waveform zoom in the arrangment. 
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>Totally agree.
>How come Logic uses a long time to calculate overwiev's while we are recording and then recalculate them again after recording?
>How come this takes such a long time inside Logic while Paris uses way less time and that Paris's overwiev is zoomable to sampleaccuracy? (this is on the same PC)
>I have seen reports that the graphics in Logic 5.0 should be faster now.
>Hopefully they have done something to the overwievs too.
>
May I give you a tip that apparently not that many people know?
When you "progress bar" appears when the overview is being creating, 
double click that progress bar and click "finish".
If you didn't know this before, you're gonna like it. :)

Bye,
Joeri

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Joeri Vankeirsbilck
joeri@...

Belway Productions      -     http://www.belway.com
List-admin   Logic-users/SoundD*ver-users/Logic-TDM

> May I give you a tip that apparently not that many people know?
> When you "progress bar" appears when the overview is being creating,
> double click that progress bar and click "finish".
> If you didn't know this before, you're gonna like it. :)

Yeah, I liked it! But why is it so incredibly much faster when doing this
than the default update process? What's the catch so to speak. ;)

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>>May I give you a tip that apparently not that many people know?
>>When you "progress bar" appears when the overview is being creating,
>>double click that progress bar and click "finish".
>>If you didn't know this before, you're gonna like it. :)
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>Yeah, I liked it! But why is it so incredibly much faster when doing this
>than the default update process? What's the catch so to speak. ;)
>
When doing it that way, I think it takes ALL CPU instead of "most" CPU. 
I'll send a mail to Emagic though, asking them to change it to the 
"faster" setting, as you mostly can't do anything when drawing overviews 
anyway.

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Joeri Vankeirsbilck
joeri@...

Belway Productions      -     http://www.belway.com
List-admin   Logic-users/SoundD*ver-users/Logic-TDM

>  > May I give you a tip that apparently not that many people know?
>>  When you "progress bar" appears when the overview is being creating,
>>  double click that progress bar and click "finish".
>>  If you didn't know this before, you're gonna like it. :)
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>Yeah, I liked it! But why is it so incredibly much faster when doing this
>than the default update process? What's the catch so to speak. ;)

You can't do anything else during the redraw.  (who cares?)