Yes it's a geat programm. There is another programm from the same manufacter called fxteleport. It lets you run your plugins from your sequencer were you normally run them, but the programm allows you to use the cpu from another computer(s) for these plugins over the network.

It's the best programm I have seen lately.

http://www.fxteleport.com

I have heard from people that it works perfectly.

A freeze function is already included in Logic I believe.

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Originally posted by Musicmaker A freeze function is already included in Logic I believe.

Apparantly the guys @ Fx were workin on it B4 Logic and are pretty pissed that they got there first!

I don't care its gonna do wonders for my set up!

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Wow sounds great

tezz

Indeed most decent sequencers already have a freeze function included, except Steinberg products, but the work is in progress.

just get a decent producing pc, thats all

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Freeze function has been used in pro studios for years. Even with bigass DSP power it's sometimes handy to free some DSP power (in most pro studio's "software" effects aren't processed by the cpu, but by DSP's). For movies for example, where it's not rare to see projects of 100 tracks and more. Even if you only put effects on half of them, you'll quickly bring the system on its knees.

This has been more true now more than ever, with the coming of host based effects and instruments. Even if you have a mighty powerful system, on a decent project it's easy to go in the red (try to use the Vienna Symphonic Library and you'll see what I mean). Before you had to do a long process of bouncing. If you had to change something, you had to revert back to when it wasn't bounced yet. Freezing is basically a temporary bounce. Suppose you have a softsynth, with a big reverb algorythm over it, plus a compressor, all software. It would already use a lot of cpu power. With a freeze function, it temporarilly bounces that track to audio (and disables the midi/softsynth/effect). Audio doesn't rely on cpu much (more on harddisk speed). If you need to change anything on that part, you unfreeze it and you get your "old" track back so you can quickly make adjustments. No need to revert to an old save, adjust and bounce again.

Thanks for the info Dj Thy.

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Originally posted by mantisnl just get a decent producing pc, thats all

hmm.. so are we supposed to pay a lot of cash for improving our pc's when a simple plugin can solve it? this plugin looks awesome. really what i need to work with fruity in a decent way.

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Originally posted by PaRaNoIk0 hmm.. so are we supposed to pay a lot of cash for improving our pc's when a simple plugin can solve it? this plugin looks awesome. really what i need to work with fruity in a decent way.

I think i will just pay the $49

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Originally posted by ABSYNTH I think i will just pay the $49

I will pay them too