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> The computing-part hardware specs don't matter at all Except when you're trying to run dozens of VST plugins which are extremely CPU hungry.
by pier25 3y ago
> The computing-part hardware specs don't matter at all
Except when you're trying to run dozens of VST plugins which are extremely CPU hungry.
- coldtea 3y agoI'm pretty sure the Push 3 has been calculated to be able to run the plugins it needs to run - and without interruptions or other apps taking over the OS.
- pier25 3y ago> to be able to run the plugins it needs to run What does that even mean? How many Diva instances can it run? Edit: And BTW, AKAI MPC users hit CPU limits all the time. And that's not even using heavy VSTs like Diva but the ARM optimized plugins included.
- amanaplanacanal 3y agoIt can run zero diva instances. No third party plugins.
- coldtea 3y ago>What does that even mean? It means that it has enough specs to run the plugins and use cases Ableton designed it for, and tested it with. It's not a complete studio or meant to replace a desktop studio computer for all uses. It's a dedicated standalone thing, and has its own capabilities and limitations. So, like any other "groovebox" style device.