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> System Overload In Logic 4.7, help!
post Mon 29 Jul 2002, 18:11
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OK...I'm a newbie running an 800 MHz TiBook with 512 RAM on 9.2 (and using an 828)...I'm running Logic 4.7 and Reaktor 3.007, and on Logic I'm running an audio track, Reaktor, a few FX plug ins, and about 7 VSTi's. When the song gets to the part with the Reaktor patch (and all the other VSTis) I get a dropout and the message "ASIO: System Overload. The audio engine was not able to process all required data in time"..I assume this is a processor problem and not a memory issue? Maybe I was naive but I was expecting more from the 800 TiBook. What can I do (other than bouncing plug-ins to disk) to ease this up. I guess more RAM wouldn't help? My Reaktor ensemble is using 20% of the CPU after being stripped down, and memory for Logic is (Min:200558K, Pref:256000K), and Reaktor is (Min:58976, Pref:83976)...my drive is partitioned, vir. mem. off, extensions stripped...all that stuff. I'm just unsure of my memory settings, and whether or not my processor just can't cut it. Is a VSTi really that much more taxing than an audio track?
I've followed EVERY tip in both the computermusic.co.uk article and the post on this forum about 9.2 tweaks...which brings me to last question...computer music says to keep default cache, and the post on this forum says to drop down to 512, which is substantially lower...which is right?
Please help a misled ex-Win98 user...
Gray
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