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> Garritan Personal Orchestra, Power Requirements
fastlanephil
post Sat 11 Sep 2004, 16:38
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I'm just starting to learn GPO and have a iBook G4 933 booting from a Lacie 80 GB 7200 HD using Metro 6.2. I was quite depressed when first putting down some midi tracks and it choked after three tracks. But if you use the dry samples the cpu usage is much, much lower. It makes it quite usable and I can add reverb with my nanoverb when I move my tracks to audio. But those new iMac G5s sure look nice don't they. smile.gif
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bogh
post Tue 14 Sep 2004, 14:39
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Ok, so you guys wouldn't recomend GPO on a 1 Ghz G4...
I've been thinking about getting it, but if takes up CPU power like you say, then I'll reconsider.


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