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  1. Of course! Ill have to make a signature…. Logic 9.1.8 Mac OSX 10.8.5 Macbook Pro 2010 i7 2.66 8G Ram Mbox Pro 2 M-Audio Axiom 61 (2nd Gen)
  2. I navigate through presets using the "Patch" button on my Axiom 61 (2nd Gen), or the short cut keys Ive assigned for "Next Setting" and "Previous Setting". I can do this with all the presets except the NI stuff. What's going on? Thank you to everyone who uploaded these presets!
  3. Fixed it for you. For some reason you had selected "Disable BBCode" at the bottom of your post box. Thank you!
  4. Why do my quotes come out like this??
  5. David, I just want to make sure we're thinking about the same thing here. You really know your stuff when it comes to digital music so maybe you're talking about something other than what I'm thinking here: I use Pro Tools 10 and you have the option to load the entire session you're working on into RAM, including audio tracks. I do it all the time and with 16GB of RAM (you can allocate up to 2GB less to Pro Tools than your system has). It puts every audio file that's in the session's audio folder into RAM, even if the timeline doesn't reference that audio. If you don't have enough RAM to cover the needed size of the session, it will load as much as it can into RAM based on the amount you've allocated, and you'll still see significant performance increase. But I've never come close to maxing out... I typically take up half of my RAM with my sessions. Is this what you're thinking, or are and the OP referring to something different than my understanding? PS - granted, most of my sessions are 4 to 5 minute songs. When you start talking about movie scores and talking sessions, you'd certainly run out of RAM quickly! Yes, that's what I'm talking about. It's a lot more snappier.
  6. MBP 15" 2.66ghz 8g RAM Logic 9.1.8 OSX 10.6.8
  7. ...and longevity/reliability issues are a thing of the past?
  8. Im looking through the posts now on SSDs as audio drives, but theyre older posts. So I don't know if it applies to the drives out now. Is there a big difference between the SSD and a 7200rpm drive? Worth the money? Im thinking of getting the OWC 6G Extreme.
  9. Other DAWs can load audio into ram and it's A LOT more responsive. Logic is very "jerky" when navigating around audio heavy sessions. Now with 16gb ram in a 64bit setup, a big audio session is not a problem. I guess an SSD for the audio drive would be the next step.
  10. I was told that L9 doesn't load audio into RAM, but does LX? It definitely helps when you have a lot of vocals tracks.
  11. I have the purple chain link selected and so if I select different plugins only one plugin is displayed at a time. So far so good. Let's say for example I open a compressor, adjust settings and then hide it by pressing "V" (my shortcut for Hide/Close plugin window"), later when I open another plugin on another track the first compressor comes up with it - two plugin windows. I can avoid this by closing the compressor with the "X" in the top left hand corner, but that gets tedious.... I use a laptop and having multiple plugins up at the same time takes too much space. There's no way of having just one plugin up at a time - no matter how I select them?
  12. The average file size is 50mb. I thought Logic would load as much of the audio into ram to make it more responsive.
  13. Does files size matter? It's a lot of vocal files of different sizes
  14. ...that's why Im posting - it doesn't make sense. I thought maybe samples can access more than 4gb, and not audio files. But that doesn't make sense either...
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