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Subject: Logic performer
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Original Message 1/8 27-Jan-03 @ 05:05 PM - Logic performer
Any advice or experienced trouble is welcome. I am working on a fixed PC but for performing I take a laptop, without knowing how many softs will drop out... (PC is 700MHz)
Apart from that there is Win2000 running on the laptop and Win98 on the fixed PC...
Message 2/8 27-Jan-03 @ 05:59 PM - RE: Logic performer
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Message 3/8 27-Jan-03 @ 09:04 PM - RE: Logic performer
Message 4/8 28-Jan-03 @ 09:59 AM - RE: Logic performer
The only problem I had sofar is that the effects are sometimes out of sync and I have to find a place where I can quickly do a stop/play so that it is in tune again...
Message 5/8 28-Jan-03 @ 10:03 AM - RE: Logic performer
Message 6/8 28-Jan-03 @ 03:17 PM - RE: Logic performer
This was intentionally the question, do you people estimate this is possible ? Are there people performing this way ?
Message 7/8 30-Jan-03 @ 06:47 PM - RE: Logic performer
(1) Polyphonic Audio Instruments and FX will chew up more CPU overhead than static audio tracks.
I run a PIII 850MHz (100MHz bus) with 768MB RAM, and I peg at around 70% when running around 10 EXS-24's (around 8 for percussion, 2 polyphonic instrument leads), and 3-4 native Logic effects. And a bunch of MIDI tracks, too, but they don't eat up much CPU resources. If I start pushing this setup any further, I get ASIO Overload errors, and the entire Logic sound engine hiccups and stops with an error message.
I wouldn't be caught dead playing live with Logic as my main sequencer / sound source for this main reason...
(2) Your idea of creating one huge Logic file would work in theory, but here again, if you are sticking with this plan, I would advise keeping the audio instruments to a minimum, *DON'T* use any Logic reverb plug-ins, and use primarily MIDI tracks driving an external hardware synth. Essentially, make your live setup as robust as possible by minimizing CPU strain.
Hope this helps,
Scott
Message 8/8 31-Jan-03 @ 09:20 AM - RE: Logic performer
one of the other ideas is to make a large midifile and have that played by my Kurzweil, after sampling all tracks in it, that way I don't even need a computer !
But I'd like to see where I am in a track and switch effects live.
I think I will make a slightly different live setup with a maximum of 4 EX24 drumtracks, all the other instruments will be coming from hardware.
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