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I recommend getting class-compliant device like a Firebox that doesn't need drivers. If you don't want to buy a class-compliant device, go onto the support site of the product you're looking at and see how recently they've updated their drivers. Drivers that haven't been updated in a long time say a ...

Is there really such a thing as a "zero latency plugin"?

Zygi's right. Live on Mac OS X is a Carbon app. That means it's 32-bit and has access to a max of 3Gb of address space.

Working with Live 8 on a 1.67Ghz PowerBook, I've had to learn to basically freeze any track I wasn't working on. More specifically when my CPU starts to peg over 60-70% I go in and freeze tracks I'm not working on. Thankfully "unfreezing" is instantaneous. :-)

It's amazing what you can do on a low ...

Gee, I looked on amazon.com and they said that audiomidi.com had five of them in stock. And sweetwater.com says that the first shipment is on the way.

I guess I'll have confirmation one way or the other pretty soon.

I was just in Guitar Center in Boston on Sunday and they had two of them left on ...

There are quite a few video tutorials on You Tube and other websites that will help get you started. Most peeps don't like reading thru the documentation that comes with the licensed copy of the software. Good luck! Now go and make great music.

Terrence
I've found that the manual that comes with ...

You can save money with the upgrade. I did when I bought my Live 8 Suite.

twisted-space wrote:It's a well know fact that PCs sound warmer than Macs

Well, that's because they are warmer than Macs. What do you think all of those noisy fans are for?