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Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 8:11 pm
by Krugger
No In Ableton I only get 2 outputs and 2 inputs (2 monos each)
The sound will come out of what you set as default output in the Mac OS sound settings.
Kr
Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 5:59 am
by Danny Futuro
this shit sucks. it eats up too much cpu and ram. FL Studio cant even do 50%cpu usage without crackling and popping. better to just stick to bootcamp - its free.
Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 6:46 am
by Krugger
er...bit of an unfair comparison dont you think?
bootcamp doesn't involve 2 OS running side by side - you're pushing an entire hardware spec to 1 single OS and yes, it'll perform like any computer should.
parallels software give the flexibility of 2 OS running at the same time and just like any virtual machine solution, you can't expect a full blown performance.
i think using it for plugins (that u cant get on your fav OS) or other utilities is fine as it'll get the job done.
but chucking a full FL Studio on it and expecting wonders would be a bit Alice In Wonderland
Kr.
Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 8:04 am
by Danny Futuro
[quote="Krugger"]er...bit of an unfair comparison dont you think?
bootcamp doesn't involve 2 OS running side by side - you're pushing an entire hardware spec to 1 single OS and yes, it'll perform like any computer should.
parallels software give the flexibility of 2 OS running at the same time and just like any virtual machine solution, you can't expect a full blown performance.
i think using it for plugins (that u cant get on your fav OS) or other utilities is fine as it'll get the job done.
but chucking a full FL Studio on it and expecting wonders would be a bit Alice In Wonderland
Kr.[/quote
i guess you have a point(s) there. Still, I really was hoping I'd get to use my favorite DAW again, at full force no less. Maybe I'll keep it for convinience sake, as I only use FL to make loops for Live.