Hi all, I have just purchased a macbook pro as an upgrade from my b4 ibook and its so damn sweet its not funny.
BUT I have just loaded up ableton (after doing the auto transfer of data and software from old mac to new) and its really struggling; Running 2 audio tracks and 2 midi tracks (one vst) its at around 90% cpu and clipping like crazy.
this is just with the factory soundcard @ 18.9 sec latency & 512 samples.
Do I need to upgrade to a intel freindly version of ableton or is there something not right here.
macbook pro and live 5.02
macbook pro and live 5.02
macbook pro, ibook g4, FW audiophile, reMote 25sl, X-session, PCR-30, 80 & 250 gig FW drives. M-Audio BX-8a's, Live, Traktor, arkaos. JUST fits in my cabin & Rocks the boat on occasion.
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Yes you MUST upgrade to an Intel version. Live 5.2 is first Universal Binary: i.e. Intel, but don't muck around just get 6 - for the features plus the dual-processor support.
BTW all your plug-ins need to be Universal Binary as well, they won't run happily under Rosetta (Apple's PPC>Intel translator). Rosetta is fine for word processing and things that don't require speed, but not audio.
HTH
BTW all your plug-ins need to be Universal Binary as well, they won't run happily under Rosetta (Apple's PPC>Intel translator). Rosetta is fine for word processing and things that don't require speed, but not audio.
HTH
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