marko
Logician
Greetings one and all!
Used DP for years. Made the switch to ProTools while working in a commercial facility and am getting ready to head out on my own and set up at home.
Thinking of going the Mac Pro/8 core route with Logic Pro 9, but before I pull the trigger I'd like to know a few things.
1. I do a lot of symphonic work and Hollywood Strings and EWQL Platinum Orchestra will be my mainstays. With 24G of RAM, and all samples streaming from Solid State Drives, should I expect any problems?
2. Is Logic 9 fully capable of utilizing all 8 cores? And if so, do I need to do anything settings/preferences wise to insure that the workload is being evenly distributed?
3. Since I am setting up in my home and not dealing with a giant I/O setup, I plan on using an Apogee Duet as my audio interface. Again, any known issues?
Thanks in advance for your time.
Used DP for years. Made the switch to ProTools while working in a commercial facility and am getting ready to head out on my own and set up at home.
Thinking of going the Mac Pro/8 core route with Logic Pro 9, but before I pull the trigger I'd like to know a few things.
1. I do a lot of symphonic work and Hollywood Strings and EWQL Platinum Orchestra will be my mainstays. With 24G of RAM, and all samples streaming from Solid State Drives, should I expect any problems?
2. Is Logic 9 fully capable of utilizing all 8 cores? And if so, do I need to do anything settings/preferences wise to insure that the workload is being evenly distributed?
3. Since I am setting up in my home and not dealing with a giant I/O setup, I plan on using an Apogee Duet as my audio interface. Again, any known issues?
Thanks in advance for your time.