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Logic 5.5.1 users, please
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Trip-
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Posted : Sep 7, 2007 12:45
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I'm thinking of doing an upgrade to my current PC (AMD 2500+).
As we all know, Logic can only use a second core with the I/O plugin trick. I was thinking of buying a single core CPU - unless maybe you guys running multi-cores are happy about it.
Maybe Pverb tests are best to see how things are doing...
I'm going to test my system and post test results here soon. I encourage everyone to do this test and maybe make my life (and others too!) much easier 
Besides, it might get interesting to see...
Good day to ya all
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mubali
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Posted : Sep 7, 2007 17:49
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Hey Trip, what's the I/O plugin trick? I missed that one somewhere...
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Trip-
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Posted : Sep 7, 2007 20:28
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| wanted to add that, if you insert an I/O effect plug in (found inside: Logic-Helper-I/O) on a channel - ANY channel - then assign the I/O plug's output to an output and then bypass the plug - you have then permanently 'assigned' the processing for that channel (and all processing for any bus channel it feeds to) to the 2nd CPU.
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If you still haven't tried...
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