Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
This goes for export, freeze and consolidate - all using a single core
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zciCg2vkF0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zciCg2vkF0
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
... on your PC.
sorry, just seemed a sweeping generalization.
sorry, just seemed a sweeping generalization.
Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
Nope the OP is right on this. Reaper is very good at this. BTW, this is old news. Someone pointed this out with Reaper vs. Sonar.
Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
I used reaper as an example, could've been sonar and cubase too - they both export/freeze in half of the time
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
Implying something is obsolete is perhaps forgetting that ongoing development may eventually address multi-core implementation?
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
I've got 24 available hyperthreaded cores in this Mac Pro and Live only uses 1 of them when rendering. 7 minute tracks sometimes take 20 minutes to render.
Logic, on the other hand, chews through rendering using a bunch of cores.
Logic, on the other hand, chews through rendering using a bunch of cores.
Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
The longer I am using Ableton the more it gets on my nerves. I am really honest about these feelings. I am also on a new Mac with 16Gb Ram and several i7 cores. When using Ableton you never get the feeling being on a fast computer.
Using external gear is still complicated in Ableton when talking of automation in Arrangement View and the program crashes quite often.
I am hoping for Bitwig to come out and solve some of the anoying things I find in Ableton.
Using external gear is still complicated in Ableton when talking of automation in Arrangement View and the program crashes quite often.
I am hoping for Bitwig to come out and solve some of the anoying things I find in Ableton.
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
Then tell me why there is a special TAB in preferences called CPU?
Which lets you set Multi Core/Multi CPU support for both Live and Rewire.
Which lets you set Multi Core/Multi CPU support for both Live and Rewire.
Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
Why? So live can assign the available cpu cores across all tracks during playback. I mentioned single core use in freezing/mixdown only
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
If this is only for offline processing I don't mind that much...
would be nice if it were faster.. but meh..
Reaper is known to be the most CPU/memory efficient DAW... seconded by Cubase
would be nice if it were faster.. but meh..
Reaper is known to be the most CPU/memory efficient DAW... seconded by Cubase
Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
Not for you, but I often have to do offline bounces for live backing tracks..
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
Hasn't it been said over and over?
https://www.google.co.jp/search?&q=site ... +multicore
https://www.google.co.jp/search?&q=site ... +multicore
Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
It really proves how Reaper is very resource efficient ove3r most DAWs out there.manasseh wrote:I used reaper as an example, could've been sonar and cubase too - they both export/freeze in half of the time
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
This thread jumps out the most: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=172654
What is striking is that Ableton completely ignores this. No official comment anywhere in any of these threads.
I guess, seeing how they are handling Push and it´s fiasco. No surprise here. /shrug
Bitwig needs to launch sooner than later and massive amounts of people jumping ship.
Maybe then Ableton will finally get a wake up call and snap out of their sheer arrogance and go back to their roots and start interacting again with their customers.
What is striking is that Ableton completely ignores this. No official comment anywhere in any of these threads.
I guess, seeing how they are handling Push and it´s fiasco. No surprise here. /shrug
Bitwig needs to launch sooner than later and massive amounts of people jumping ship.
Maybe then Ableton will finally get a wake up call and snap out of their sheer arrogance and go back to their roots and start interacting again with their customers.
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Re: Why ableton is obsolete in multicore efficiency.
What fiasco??