 Is It Logical? |
 Sat 13 Nov 2004, 01:57
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Could anyone explain me how is it possible to overload my processor by using just cubase and korg legacy? (or cs80, or some good plug ins)
my mac is a powerbook g4, 1.5 , 512ram, 80gb superdrive thanx |
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Sat 13 Nov 2004, 18:08
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Cubase on the Mac is known to be a pig. It's a Windows program that works great on a Windows machine. It's always been crap on a Mac. I have it installed in the back of my cupboard. My honest advice to you is to cross-grade to something written on the Mac, for the Mac, like Digital Performer. I don't know if Apple offer a cross-grade program for Logic. Should be easy enough to find out. Dump Cubase before it breaks your heart.
And before any Cubase fanatics out there start up their flame-throwers, I have in my possession a personal letter written to me (not a standard form letter either) by Dr. Manfred Rurup acknowledging my complaints and apologising. -------------------- Dave Bourke
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michael gounelas Is It Logical? Sat 13 Nov 2004, 01:57
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