drew_drummer
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Mine is working on Win732bit; but I have to delete the DAE Prefs each time I want to start up PTMPowered - I'm sure it'll get sorted at some point.
estimated cost on starting up with protools hd 1
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Mine is working on Win732bit; but I have to delete the DAE Prefs each time I want to start up PTMPowered - I'm sure it'll get sorted at some point.
Battery3, Superior Drummer, BFD, SampleTank, MachFive, MX4, Symphonic, Atmosphere, Strike, Addictive Drums, EZ Drummer, Xpand, and more.. can't remember them all.
drew_drummer
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BFD1 or BFD2?
You've never ever had DAE streaming errors when running a high memory plugin?
Joematthews
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Yeah, I don't doubt that, its just I wouldn't invest in an expensive PC with out of date hardware. Horses for courses I guess.
Joe
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
Just got to have enough RAM and your all good. These machines can still take like 8 gigs.
As dated as these machines seem to look, they actually still stand there own quite well in regards to native power.
i have 8 GB of ECC RAM in mine... it can take up to 16, but i'd have to change out each stick of RAM with one of double capacity. ha.... would cost way too much and i doubt i ever come close to using the 8GB i have now. yeah man, they are powerful machines still... and built like a brick shithouse.
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
I bought a fucked up refurb (the case is bent, but the machine still rules).
I wasn't sure if these machines could take double sided RAM or not, good to know. 8gigs is certainly more than enough, I only have 3 and I'm running pretty smooth at the moment.
Ermz
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I just tried PT7.4 on W7 64-bit and it was no go. Won't even boot up to the launcher screen. Really disappointing, I'm not sure where to go with this. Might have to buy another damn MPT just to unlock the beat splicing part of BD. Or just go back to the old fashioned way of tabbing to transient, quantizing then conforming. Still better than any other daw.
Ermz
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4 x 2.5 GHz PowerPC G5 - 8 GB DDR2 SDRAM
Hardware Overview:
Machine Name: Power Mac G5 Quad
Machine Model: PowerMac11,2
CPU Type: PowerPC G5 (1.1)
Number Of CPUs: 4
CPU Speed: 2.5 GHz
L2 Cache (per CPU): 1 MB
Memory: 8 GB
Bus Speed: 1.25 GHz
digitaldeath
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So what's Joey gonna go with? I'm thinking of going to PT despite of the issues I have with Digidesign...!
greyskull
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Eduardo Apolonia
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Joey
Leave Windows and go buy a Mac.
You deserve it
I don't want to start a Mac/Windows war, but just giving my opinion as someone who tried to use PT for Windows several years ago.
I had to give up, and I'm glad I did it.
This is the best time for you to change plataforms, you are going to learn PT so why not start in a new OS.
GeertSamuel
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Ok guys.. now 175 post into this thread..
I have yet to encounter a single post which lists Pro Tools HD 1 setup costs + links to appropriate websites..
Anyhow..since I'm not a protools guy I'm have no clue what's needed...
But I'm also curious what the costs are on switching to a Pro Tools HD1 setup..
I have yet to encounter a single post which lists Pro Tools HD 1 setup costs + links to appropriate websites
..Anyhow..since I'm not a protools guy I'm have no clue what's needed...
But I'm also curious what the costs are on switching to a Pro Tools HD1 setup..
HeadCrusher
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If someone could list what specific digi-equipment does what and what one needs (or doesn't) you can get prices from Thomann. They have all the components in their online store.
digitaldeath
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Ermz
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digitaldeath
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Hence why I'm certain all previous posters were advising to buy second-hand.
But yeah, that's ridiculous for a TDM rig.
