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Old 12-04-2009, 02:39 PM
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http://insidetech.monster.com/news/a..._20091204_GIFT

Intel coming out with a 48-core processor. I can imagine Shane gettin' ready to build his "Duadecuple-Quadzilla" Pro Tools machine.. Pro Tools on the Cloud. We ought to be able to run about 20,000 DVerbs on that little puppy!

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Gonna need a fast network connection for that
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Old 12-04-2009, 03:42 PM
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Can it be overclocked?
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You will only be able to use 47 cores because of RTAS issues!
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I'd like to se the PT version that will let you insert 20 000 dverbs.

You will need about 4000 tracks for that
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Nice. Think of how many VI's that thing could run....
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How many?? My guess would be, all of them at the same time, but may be not since Digi doesnt seem to be in a hurry to let us use more then 3GBs of ram
That's okay. The Logic 9 crowd for all their loyal cheerleading, can only access 2.5GB's of Ram before the program cries foul and quits. And ain't NO tech support over at that joint. You should check 'em out at the Apple forum sometimes. They funny...
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I'd like to se the PT version that will let you insert 20 000 dverbs.

You will need about 4000 tracks for that
Actually, 2000

or just one version of Reaper...
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That's okay. The Logic 9 crowd for all their loyal cheerleading, can only access 2.5GB's of Ram before the program cries foul and quits. And ain't NO tech support over at that joint. You should check 'em out at the Apple forum sometimes. They funny...
If those poor people only knew about VE pro, bidule and/or soundflower...
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If those poor people only knew about VE pro, bidule and/or soundflower...
Are those in the iTunes App Store?
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