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graham_k100
post Thu 11 Jul 2002, 09:52
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With Apple taking over emagic, i've decided to take the plunge and switch from a pc to a mac.

With PCs, it always made sense to get a system built by audio specialists, but surely this isn't necessary with a Mac?

Does anyone have a standard list of tweaks that I should make with extensions manager to optimise my system, or is it worth paying a premium to get an audio specialist supplier to do it for me?

(I'll be running Logic 5 with a logic controller & a MOTU 2048)

Thanks
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damann
post Fri 12 Jul 2002, 03:59
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you WILL be richly rewarded! smile.gif
jaguar, altivec, imagic anyone? wink.gif
g5 for xmas dinner! laugh.gif
motu, much as i love 'em, are dragging their heels at the moment.
having utilised firewire way before anyone else "got it" they promptly
lost faith in x! angry.gif
no audio drivers posted on their site for more than 6 months? huh.gif
a digidesign in the making! biggrin.gif laugh.gif tongue.gif
the best programmers will always win this game. cool.gif
oh yes, don't use extensions manager, use extensions overload 5.9.1
a great improvement on extensions manager. biggrin.gif
basically, quicktime, open transport, open gl, and the obvious other stuff should work, if you're booting from a partition that's optimised purely for
music apps... smile.gif


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