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Subject: Just had to brag
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Original Message 1/3 29-Jun-07 @ 09:11 AM - Just had to brag
The test is to see how many instances of Digidesign's stock reverb plugin you can run on a 32-track session and still record on all tracks. I've gotten up to 187 so far!
Then there's the "poor-man's SSL"... 32-tracks all with Waves SSL channel strip plugs bussed through SSL Bus Comp. CPU ended up around 15-20% for that one.
You can be running a huge mix at very low buffers with this thing... so a softsynth overdub on a whim in a heavy mix is no problem. Meters and overall system responsiveness also never seem to bog down with these many-core systems. I can't believe how responsive this things is. Some people are even building dual-quad-cores, but honestly I don't see the point in all that for at least a couple years.
I haven't tried it with Sonar yet, but I highly recommend it for any PT users... be it HD, LE, or M-Powered. It's amazing what $1600 will get you these days. I'm not gonna run 187 reverbs in any mix any time soon (Enya stopped calling), but it's nice to know I can if I want to (she'll be back)
Message 2/3 29-Jun-07 @ 03:17 PM - RE: Just had to brag
it sure sounds beefy tho mate!... i can easily run 32 ssl's as you define on our amd2000xp, but admittedly not at 15% loading, more like 40-50% in logic 5... how's it with convolution reverbs? do u use them?
that make an awesome video machine fer sure anyways!
I'm not gonna run 187 reverbs in any mix any time soon (Enya stopped calling),
lol
how long did it take to build & what OS is running?
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