Audio engine problem

stick · Post by **stick** » Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:46 am

Nope. Protools isn't ready for Leopard/PPC. Not to mention Spectrasonics.

mazz · Post by **mazz** » Fri Feb 22, 2008 2:38 pm

I knew there was a reason I hadn't taken the Leopard plunge (Spectrasonics, can't live with out em, not ProTools).Mazz

stick · Post by **stick** » Fri Feb 22, 2008 2:40 pm

I guess you can run them in a wrapper of some sort... they say you take a little CPU performance hit doing it that way. Hmmm, now that I say that, maybe I'm confusing Leopard with the Intel jump. Well, it's something like that. DOH.

bmete · Post by **bmete** » Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:06 pm

Hi,In the Logic Studio effects and instrument manual, I noticed that it said:pg 87.Note: The FFT Analyzer needs additional CPU resources, In fact the CPU usage increase significantly at higher resolutions! It is recommended that you disable the Analyzer or close the channel EQ window when you play or record the project, after setting the desired EQ parameters. This will free up CPU resources for other tasks." end quote.Also for the what it is worth department.... I noticed that the audio engine happens the most after the processor rest or sleep? I notice if I'm thinking about a part or working something out on the keyboard, when I go back and ask it to play or record, that little spin wheel appears, it starts the function, then the error. Bob

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