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> Logic Silver 4.8.1 With Osx???, Logic with OS9 or OSX?
davbox
post Thu 26 May 2005, 01:42
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Hi Folks,
Sorry if I have asked a question which has been asked a thousand times before....
I have a G3 266 on OS 8.6 with M Audio Audiophile 2496 soundcard and Logic Audio Silver which works fine. I just inherited a G4 450MhZ on OSX 10.3.9. It seems Logic Silver won't work on OSX. What do I do?? The new fangled Logic Express seems to be less powerful than the old Audio Silver since it has only 12 audio tracks etc. (Audio Silver has 24 audio tracks). Can I run Silver on my G4? Would I have to install OS 9. whatever? or is there other software which would equal the power of Logic Silver????
Thanks in advance, Davie
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coldharbour
post Mon 30 May 2005, 22:54
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Yes - I too feel that Apple should have allowed some price reduction for registered Logic users to upgrade

I think the problem is that the Silver / Gold / Platinum -categories don't stand anymore. However, you can upgrade from Platinum to Pro 7. Upgrading to OS X and Pro 7 (or even Express) is well worth the money, the functionality of the system is from another galaxy.

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I am aware that many people record all audio onto a separate hard drive and that it is indeed the recommended method.

That is correct. It is faster when the whole bandwidth of the HD bus can be used for audio.

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You say you have different OS's on these different drives. You're confusing me now!

You can have OS X and OS9 on the same drive if you like.

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You also say that the HD you use for audio is a FireWire drive. Is this best or should I fit a HD inside the G4 similar to the one that it already has?

Depends of the speed of your machine's HD system, but I don't believe there'll be much difference in practice. Whatever you find more convinient. Go FW if you need to be mobile with your files.

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Also - if I install OS9 on my 27Gig drive, can I boot up ONLY on OS9 or will Panther still be running in some way - using up valuable memory?

It makes no difference in the usage of RAM if you have OS X installed on your HD or not. If you natively boot to OS 9 OS X will not be active in any way - and vice versa.
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