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From: Lachlan Deck <ldeck ...> Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 at 2:21:02 AM Subject: GEN Can you see midi tracks in the track mixer? |
Message #101907 |
Hi there,
> From: "kickindaspeaker" <david@...>
>
> When the track mixer is in "global", whatever the filter
settings,
> the "goto midi" attempts and so on, I can't see my midi
tracks. I
> can see them fine in the adaptive mode, they are in the arrange
> window.
>
> Anyone else noticed that?
What does the manual have to say about "Global mode"?
Haven't got vs5...
> David
> http://mp3.com/6ameternal
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
ldeck@...
...> replied on Tue, 2 Apr 2002 at 6:20:08 PM|
From: "kickindaspeaker" <david...> Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 at 6:20:08 PM Subject: Re: [LUG] GEN Can you see midi tracks in the track mixer? |
Message #102042 This is a reply to #101907. |
> > When the track mixer is in "global", whatever the filter
settings,
> > the "goto midi" attempts and so on, I can't see my midi
tracks. I
> > can see them fine in the adaptive mode, they are in the arrange
> > window. Anyone else noticed that?
>
> What does the manual have to say about "Global mode"?
> Haven't got vs5...
Reference Manual says: "With version 5.0, the track mixer allows
a Global View. Choose Tracks>Global view or press the Global
View switch. This allows you to see the entire "mixing desk",
including MIDI tracks, not only the audio portion, as is the case
with the Environment's Audio Mixer."
Well that has to be a bug: I can't see those midi tracks at all.
David
http://mp3.com/6ameternal
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From: "Ben Chase" <benchase...> Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 at 10:44:26 PM Subject: LAM: Worse Performance with Multiprocessor enabled |
Message #102057 This is a reply to #102042. |
I got no answer last time so again;
Please someone enlighten me as to why I get worse performance with MP
enabled?
my config;
800 DP G4
256MB RAM
Mac OS9.2.2 minimalised extension set
Logic Audio 4.8.1 Platinum
Stealth Serial and imate/ADB dongles (ALL latest drivers)
RME Digiface PCI latest drivers/bios
MTPII
IDE 80GB 7200 (audio) + 20GB 5200 (system+LAPM+movies)
TCP/IP running, essential. (not filesharing or appletalk though)
Memory cache set to default, VM off, ramdisk off.
I also have Friendlier disk handling, larger process buffer, bigger disk
cache, 20/24bit all set to on in LAPM.
I have a few weird plugins. Are they known to disrupt MP?
Please help
Best Regards
Ben Chase
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From: Steve Hillier <steve...> Date: Wed, 3 Apr 2002 at 10:39:42 AM Subject: Re: [LUG] LAM: Worse Performance with Multiprocessor enabled |
Message #102115 This is a reply to #102057. |
> I got no answer last time so again;
> Please someone enlighten me as to why I get worse performance with MP
> enabled?
I have almost exactly the same set-up as you.
I assume you know that there's a bug in the Fat EQ plugin that overloads the
system when in MP mode. Some VST plugins (Absynth, Reaktor amongst others)
fall over regularly in MP mode, although I find they're still useable, just.
Interestingly, I noticed a big performance drop when I upgraded to 4.8.1. So
I went back to 4.7.3 and now all is well.
I do enjoy running in MP mode but I've found that the increase in dsp power
is not really that great. Of course, the fact that the screen redraws at
normal pace no matter the load on the system is a big plus.
Any other thoughts out there?
STEVE
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