Just wondering what spec lap top would be neded to run V9 native.
Also, looking at using a Waves DIGIGrid MGB, which allows 128 chs (@48K). Is this track count possible on a lap top writing to an external drive.
PMX native on a lap top
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PMX native on a lap top
Pete Sfz
Arts Centre Melbourne
Mass Core Mastering Pack
24 AD8DA
Horus 128 MADI I/O
Native Pro
DIGIGridMGB128 MADI I/O
Arts Centre Melbourne
Mass Core Mastering Pack
24 AD8DA
Horus 128 MADI I/O
Native Pro
DIGIGridMGB128 MADI I/O
Re: PMX native on a lap top
Hi Peter,
Almost any of the higher end laptops will be fine on CPU and memory specs, the most important thing now is to try to get two native SATA interfaces, one for a system SSD drive and a separate one for data. I would avoid external drives like the plague, the connection methods (USB, Firewire) are a bit of a joke. I run PMX Native 9 on one of the ASUS G73 gaming machines. It has an quad-core i7, 12GB ram and two SATA interfaces. If necessary, I see no reason it can't run Masscore despite Merging not certifying Masscore on laptops, but haven't tried it. Plenty of cores to spare.
Regards
David
Almost any of the higher end laptops will be fine on CPU and memory specs, the most important thing now is to try to get two native SATA interfaces, one for a system SSD drive and a separate one for data. I would avoid external drives like the plague, the connection methods (USB, Firewire) are a bit of a joke. I run PMX Native 9 on one of the ASUS G73 gaming machines. It has an quad-core i7, 12GB ram and two SATA interfaces. If necessary, I see no reason it can't run Masscore despite Merging not certifying Masscore on laptops, but haven't tried it. Plenty of cores to spare.
Regards
David
David Spearritt
Classical and Acoustic Music, BNE, Australia
Classical and Acoustic Music, BNE, Australia