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Intel iMac/Pro Tools 7.1 CPU power

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turbojunky

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I have a brand new iMac, out of the box just last night. I installed 7.1, and it works, no bugs I don't think. However, I tried to bounce a session I already had containing 8 tracks of Audio, 1 auxilary reverb send, and a master fader. The only plug-ins on the whole session are one stereo d-verb plug-in, the digi-rack compressor and 4-band EQ. The playback engine shows the H/W Buffer Size to be 1024 Samples, 2 RTAS Processors, and 85% CPU usage limit. All the same, at the end of the 5:30 bounce, I still got a CPU error! The same annoying one I used to get when I ran too many plugins and the same one that suggests deleting tracks or increasing the H/W Buffer size! What do I have set up wrong?? I don't think this is supposed to be happening... Why am I running out of CPU power?? Any ideas??

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Message # 1 08.03.24 - 20:15:05
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M3corey

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Is it an Intel iMac? How much RAM is installed? Did you install ProTools LE 7.1.1 ?

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Message # 2 08.03.24 - 20:25:04
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MikeP@Autogeek

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yes, it's an intel iMac, 512MB of RAM and ProTools 7.1

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Message # 3 08.03.24 - 20:30:14
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M26

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Are you using the same harddrive for both the program and the audio files?

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Message # 4 08.03.24 - 20:33:59
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bmwgirl25

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You should have a minimum of 1 gig RAM, prefered 2 gig. The Pro Tools version has to be the "intel version 7.1.1" Separate drive for your audio sessions

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~Jessica~
Message # 5 08.03.24 - 20:41:38
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Dadofour

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Sounds like he's running 7.1 under Rosetta? Remarkable if it even works, especially with 512M RAM. On an Intel Mac, you need to install the 7.1.1 update.

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Message # 6 08.03.24 - 20:47:38
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