The Multi-Processor option that should be at the bottom of the Audio Drivers prefs page is gone. Where did it go? Is it right in front of my face??? Help.

> The Multi-Processor option that should be at the bottom > of the Audio Drivers prefs page is gone. > Where did it go? Is it right in front of my face??? Help. It is not there because OS X deals with the multiple processors for all of the applications. Logic under OS X with multiple processors always uses both, since the OS always uses both. Hence the option is gone, since it is no longer a user option. -Haven

> > The Multi-Processor option that should be at the bottom > > of the Audio Drivers prefs page is gone. > > Where did it go? Is it right in front of my face??? Help. Haven Siguenza <evil_o@c...> wrote: > It is not there because OS X deals with the multiple processors > for all of the applications. Logic under OS X with multiple > processors always uses both, since the OS always uses both. Hence > the option is gone, since it is no longer a user option. Does this mean it's no longer possible to force tracks to one processor or the other? In OS 9, by using the I/O insert, one could force a track to be processed by the processor normally devoted to effects/insert processing. This was accomplished by inserting the I/O insert, setting a valid output track, and then bypassing the I/O insert. Is there still a way to do this in OS X? How would we know if it worked? There's no meter to see CPU1 and CPU2 independently. Thanks! Jeff