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 Anyone Using Cubase Sx3 Happily On Mac? |
 Wed 6 Dec 2006, 18:21
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QUOTE (aportman @ Tue 5 Dec 2006, 23:07)  In spite of having Pro Tools, I am an avid user of Cubase SX3, which I do everything on a pair of G4's, a desktop PC, and a laptop PB. I have experienced a few problems along the way, but never nothing severe. I have just finished a project, which averaged around 40 tracks, with a ton of plug-ins happening. Of course I also use UAD plug-ins, which have there own processing card (PCI). My desktop is a 933 mhz G4 (1.5gig ram), and my laptop is a Power Book G4 1 ghz (750gig ram). I am about to upgrade to a Mac Intel, but wanted to first complete a couple major projects I am working on. As far as I know Cubase SX3 should work fine on the new Macs, but will require driver upgrades from Yamaha (Cubase). Good luck! Allen Cubase 4 is required for the macIntels. -------------------- G-Dub
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Thu 7 Dec 2006, 01:43
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My experience is different. Tried to run Cubase SX3 on Intel, but had very little luck. It is going through the Rosetta conversion and is really slow and prone to crashing. SX4 is out now and runs a lot better on Intel machines. Well worth the upgrade.
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