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JackC
post Wed 21 Aug 2002, 11:25
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I've been a pretty happy Protools user for several years now.
Been putting off buying a new 'native' system 'til the whole OSX audio thing settles down.
I think Protools TDM latency is about 1-3 ms on monitoring a record enabled input. I've heard that OSX with audio units is promising the same if not better performance running 'native' Apps?!
Ideal scenario: Logic 5 OSX running @ 96k, with true dual processor support. Anyone any ideas if l Emagic plan to release a new Pro 96k Sound Card with multiple outputs?
Am I expecting too much? blink.gif
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kamilof
post Wed 4 Sep 2002, 16:21
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I've installed OS X 10.2 over a OS X 10.1.5 (with the install option "clean install + keep current users") and it went smoothly in 40 minutes tops (even being a two CDs installation) !

Now OS X 10.2 is not only faster and rock-solid stable (no crashes ever) but the CoreAudio and CoreMIDI have been enhanced.

Apple hired the guys of OPCODE responsible for the OMS development and now under OS X 10.2 you have a MIDI Manager where you set up your MIDI Setup in a graphic way (this is important to me at least, I do have real synths and samplers).

Now Logic 5.3 running under OS X is a dream come true. So far, I think OS X 10.2 is the future. And the future is now cool.gif !
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