anyone running a 1.2ghz ibook g4 w/ live?
anyone running a 1.2ghz ibook g4 w/ live?
how is it working for you, I can buy one now for 400 dollars and am curious if it can hang.
Re: anyone running a 1.2ghz ibook g4 w/ live?
ive made decent tracks on a g4 1.5 pbook so i don't think an ibook 1.2 would be too far off, especially with live 6's deep freezing..D DAS wrote:how is it working for you, I can buy one now for 400 dollars and am curious if it can hang.
but im really replying because i want to know where you got your signature pic.. that thing is awesome
You can see my machine's specs in the signature - I've actually switched from a considerably faster Windows machine and prefer working on the iBook in spite of its lower cpu power.
Why? Because file management and stuff like that is much more efficient for me on the Mac (not trying to start a debate here) and I actually get done more in less time. Live 6 seems more efficient than 5, too and personally I find that having to freeze/bounce frequently helps me make decisions earlier.
So, no question the ibook is below par cpu-wise, I still prefer it and for 400 I'd say it's fine.
Why? Because file management and stuff like that is much more efficient for me on the Mac (not trying to start a debate here) and I actually get done more in less time. Live 6 seems more efficient than 5, too and personally I find that having to freeze/bounce frequently helps me make decisions earlier.
So, no question the ibook is below par cpu-wise, I still prefer it and for 400 I'd say it's fine.
thanks guys.
are you using any plugs, (external ones.) i have absynth which i know would be ok, it uses very little cpu. but kontakt and reaktor might be out of the question. that's why i am thinking of getting operator. what kind of stuff are you guys using?
i basically want a laptop for my vacation in december. i have a total of 20 hours of travel to do (both ways included) and would like to work on tunes while doing it.
oh, and mouthster, my sig pic came from a member of the ayahuasca . com forums. it was created entirely in photoshop. sick style. i love it.
are you using any plugs, (external ones.) i have absynth which i know would be ok, it uses very little cpu. but kontakt and reaktor might be out of the question. that's why i am thinking of getting operator. what kind of stuff are you guys using?
i basically want a laptop for my vacation in december. i have a total of 20 hours of travel to do (both ways included) and would like to work on tunes while doing it.
oh, and mouthster, my sig pic came from a member of the ayahuasca . com forums. it was created entirely in photoshop. sick style. i love it.
nah i dont use external progs. i find abletoin suffice just gotta rip the program inside out, alsoit might crash my comp if use anything else. ableton gets jealous.D DAS wrote:thanks guys.
are you using any plugs, (external ones.) i have absynth which i know would be ok, it uses very little cpu. but kontakt and reaktor might be out of the question. that's why i am thinking of getting operator. what kind of stuff are you guys using?
i basically want a laptop for my vacation in december. i have a total of 20 hours of travel to do (both ways included) and would like to work on tunes while doing it.
oh, and mouthster, my sig pic came from a member of the ayahuasca . com forums. it was created entirely in photoshop. sick style. i love it.
i'm using sonalksis eq, reaktor 5, tassman, camel phat, camel space and vintage warmer on a regular basis. occasionally I'll run other plug-ins, too.
obviously, you can't have 32 tracks all running plug-ins from this list, but it doesn't feel uncomfortable to me the way it works. with reaktor it of course depends on the ensemble you're going to use, tassman can be a cpu hog, too; but Live's great freeze function is your friend.
obviously, you can't have 32 tracks all running plug-ins from this list, but it doesn't feel uncomfortable to me the way it works. with reaktor it of course depends on the ensemble you're going to use, tassman can be a cpu hog, too; but Live's great freeze function is your friend.