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 Tue 20 Aug 2002, 17:19
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I've been a Protools user and OS9 for the past few years. Once the talk of OSX being the next generation in stability started (and more recently the ultimate Pro Audio/MIDI OS), I was all ears. So when do you reckon we can expect...
Logic Audio 5 OSX (Native) with practically zero latency monitoring @ 96k, with true dual processor support for the new DP Macs? It's not too much to ask is it? Any takers. 
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Tue 20 Aug 2002, 23:34
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QUOTE (JackC @ Aug 20 2002, 16:19) I've been a Protools user and OS9 for the past few years. Once the talk of OSX being the next generation in stability started (and more recently the ultimate Pro Audio/MIDI OS), I was all ears. So when do you reckon we can expect... Logic Audio 5 OSX (Native) with practically zero latency monitoring @ 96k, with true dual processor support for the new DP Macs? It's not too much to ask is it? Any takers. Looking at the specs of Core Audio you just may get that and more. Don't forget Altivec enabled as well. Apple is using as much tech as possible to create a compelling solution. Hopefully future versions of Logic will support mLAN because i'll have a Presonus Firestation by next year. 
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 Sun 25 Aug 2002, 05:57
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to answer the question, end of september is the promise...
 but of course, it's just the start! 
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