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As a somewhat unrelated aside, as a Logic Pro user I thought it was odd to read Logic described as "memory hungry". For my small projects (16-32 tracks) logic u
by spudlyo 10y ago
As a somewhat unrelated aside, as a Logic Pro user I thought it was odd to read Logic described as "memory hungry". For my small projects (16-32 tracks) logic uses just under 1G.
For me it's Logic's CPU hunger that turns my MBP into a noisy space heater that I'd like to see tamed, although it's actually somewhat nice when recording in my car in winter.
- charlesism 10y agoIt's a pro app that has amassed hundreds of features over a two decade period. People use it for different things. You can exhaust resources more quickly if use a bunch of cutting edge plug-ins, or sync your project to video, or record a dozen tracks at the same time, etc.
- smilekzs 10y agoThe DAW itself is usually highly optimized. What eats the CPU: synths and effects (because your CPU is not a dedicated DSP). What eats the RAM: Samplers (by GiBs).
- S_A_P 10y agoThis- I have tried to strike a balance by using software efx, external dsp (Apollo 8 duo) and some hardware/ mic'Ed instruments so that I'm "load balancing" my music making. (Ok I admit it's just gear lust). I have a late 2014 with the 512 ssd and I notice a lot of peaking in hd activity during and for a few seconds after recording. It's somewhat related to latency but still more than I expect. Anyone else see this?
- twostoned 10y agoAs a musician, this post turned me on a bit.