jazztao
12-26-2005, 08:52 PM
I've been running GPO on a G4 powerbook with 1.5ghz cpu and 2 gig of ram and it's been ok for what I've needed so far. I've been working from notation in Finale and running no more than 18 instruments and no percussion.
I've discovered the JABB is much more demanding on CPUs the GPO apparently and can't run anthing with drums without severe loss of playback function. I plan to get a dual processor G5 eventually but meanwhile are there ways around the problem just to get a few computer realizations of charts done? I don't know much about midi seqencing but do have Pro Tools 6.9. Would either of the following work?
1) Is is less demaning on the cpu if I were to save a Finale chart which I want to realize with JABB samples as a midi file and import it into Pro Tools and then run playback and manipulation from there?
2)If I were to run a less expensive PC 3.0 ghr cpu and some how link it to my Mac to control the with in it' ram ---is that doable and advisable? I have a friend who has a set up like that--don't completely understand it but if you think that's the best inexpensive way for now I'd investigate it.
I appreciate anyone's ideas/ support.
Thanks
Jazztao
jazztao@comcast.net
:confused::confused:
I've discovered the JABB is much more demanding on CPUs the GPO apparently and can't run anthing with drums without severe loss of playback function. I plan to get a dual processor G5 eventually but meanwhile are there ways around the problem just to get a few computer realizations of charts done? I don't know much about midi seqencing but do have Pro Tools 6.9. Would either of the following work?
1) Is is less demaning on the cpu if I were to save a Finale chart which I want to realize with JABB samples as a midi file and import it into Pro Tools and then run playback and manipulation from there?
2)If I were to run a less expensive PC 3.0 ghr cpu and some how link it to my Mac to control the with in it' ram ---is that doable and advisable? I have a friend who has a set up like that--don't completely understand it but if you think that's the best inexpensive way for now I'd investigate it.
I appreciate anyone's ideas/ support.
Thanks
Jazztao
jazztao@comcast.net
:confused::confused: