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04-19-2006, 12:58 PM
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Macbookpro running win XP results
Today I ran pro tools 7 LE on a macbookpro 2.1 ghz 1 gig ram running windows XP via bootcamp. I played 15 stereo tracks. I imported a song and simply copied the tracks down until I had 23 tracks. However, it would only let me playback 15 of those stereo tracks I suppose due to the 32 track playback limitation. It worked like a charm. Had no issues whatsoever. It ran smooth and fast. Each track had eq, compressor, and d-verb. CPU usage was showing at less than a quarter of the available power, probably more like an eighth. I was very impressed. Thought you all might like to know. Disk usage was less than half off of the internal 5200 rpm HD.
Josh Martin 
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