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Re: PT 9 64 bit?
Just a guess here...
I don't think what we saw last night would have required the Pro Tools programmers balls-to-the-wall effort to implement. I think Avid wanted to:
And I think we'll see the 64-bit version before summer...
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Re: PT 9 64 bit?
I have HD2 with 16GB and 8 cores at 3.2GHz, and still get system crashes when it hits 3.2GB, and 30% of the time the playback stalls due to CPU load, when no core is beyond 30%. Is PT9 going to help this?
If there was an easy path out to something as good as PT _was_ I would take it. I had no problems until RTAS arrived. Reaper is a cheapo DAW, yet for 32 bit in a 64 bit system, it allows you to set up plugins in separate CPU processes, with their own RAM. So you can use as much RAM as you like, dedicate a process to Kontakt, etc Is that too hard? I think Reaper is less than $100, but they coded it easy enough |
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