An Apogee dealer sent me some stuff to try, and maybe I am just used to doing things a certain way, but I did miss my TDM rig. I love the sound of Apogee converters, I use them as a front end for my HD rig, but maybe it is just the way I work. I have friends who use the same converters as me in a core based system and have no problems with the latency, however small. My sessions tend to be quite big, not unusual to have 40 or 50 tracks running happily, and this is where I worry that there will be problems. Maybe I need to give it another go. The other major issue is, the majority of studio's that I mix in, I can happily just take a couple of Hard Drive's and re-assign my outputs to the SSL or Neve, and I am away. Maybe it will change but the big studio's still seem to be TDM based..... --- In logic-tdm@yahoogroups.com, Bob DeMaa <bobdemaa@...> wrote: > > How can you say core audio doesn't cut it? Have you tried the Apogee > Drivers? > > I have, they cut it just fine. > > bd > > On Jan 24, 2007, at 5:01 PM, matt_eleph wrote: > > > --- In logic-tdm@yahoogroups.com, "khaarmeyer" <khaarmeyer@> wrote: > >> Anyone heard of anything so far with compatibility of LOGIC PRO with > >> TDM on an intel MAC??? > >> > >> I had thought at NAMM something would have been mentioned. > >> > >> Sorry for the rant, but I am frustrated with Apple's lack of service > >> to audio professionals at this point given the last several months of > >> misadvertising and erronous support. > >> > >> Thanks. > >> > > > > I feel exactly the same as you, is a nightmare..... If i had been > > more aware of this would > > not have changed to the Intel Mac.... I know apple now own part of > > Apogee, and I am a big > > fan of Apogee, but Core audio just doesnt cut it... > > > > The rumour is Apple will not support TDM from this point on, with > > Intel based machines.