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Diginerd
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Stamford, CT, USA but from the UK
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I cheated and my home brew is running OSX. Waiting for Logic 8.. :-)
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Sep-09-2007 04:28
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echosystm
super wow maker

Registered: Jul 2004
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| quote: | Originally posted by kitphillips
It makes some sense for them to rewrite the engines, because otherwise people like us start talking about using reaper/sonar, the programs which DO have some decent support.
As to ableton, I can say from experience that it supports at least dual core quite well, I used to use a sngle core centrino 2.26 Ghz, the track count would be aboutut 8 tracks of synths and 70% CPU usage, if I tried to get more the CPU would really flake...
Now I'm using a core 2 duo 2.26 and I can get 15 or so tracks @ about 30% usage; I actually haven't ever maxed out this CPU. That proves pretty well that something has changed, probably the new architecture helps a little too... But the main difference has to be the dual cores. So ableton seems to support dual core well, but quad core isn't something I've exprienced. |
did you check the actual utilisation of each core? check in task manager, you can see how much of each core is being used. i gave ableton a bash, one core was about 30%, other was 5% (which i doubt was even ableton).
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Sep-09-2007 04:30
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kitphillips
is actually a guy.
Registered: May 2006
Location: Sydney, Australia
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Thats not consistent at all with what I have.... I'm getting equal graphs between the two cores, with the only difference is that one core is maybe 5 percent lower. Exactly the same spikes and troughs though, and really almost no difference between the two levels.
I think we must have different setups... I assume we're both talking about live 6?
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Sep-09-2007 04:37
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damnuok
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2007
Location: Europe
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Sep-09-2007 23:46
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