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To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I'm in the process of setting up a modest home recording studio. Requires 64 bit Audio Units plug ins. I'm unclear as to what this is, whether I have it, and if not, how to get it. The question is simple. Posted on Jan 2, AM. Jan 2, AM in response to mikefrombrantford In response to mikefrombrantford. Most not all 3rd party plugins are available in that format.
Jan 2, AM. Page content loaded. Have I been misinformed? I went there with the intent of purchasing the correct, approved ram to increase to 16 gb. It will also probably come running I hate it that Apple have made the Well, my intention is not to use virtual instruments so much. I've been an FOH sound-man for quite a few years and I just made the change to a digital system. Most of what I intend to record will be conventional instruments with the possible exception of drums.
I think I'll use the 8 gb and see what kind of limitations I face. If necessary I may have to upgrade the iMac at some point or perhaps take it to a certified Apple repair shop and have them upgrade it to 16gb or more if possible. Jan 2, AM in response to kerochan In response to kerochan. No, kerochan, it completely depends on what you're doing with Logic. Almost unusably so. It is the amount of ram needed for Logic to run. In use, it will use more. The OS itself takes a fair whack.
I have 24gig in my old Mac Pro and it rescued it, use wise, from going 12 to 24gig. But they are never going to do that because they want you to constantly upgrade the hardware. That's why they made the software so cheap or free. Jan 2, AM in response to octopi In response to octopi. My main computer is a MacbookBook Pro Retina, 2. Jan 2, PM in response to kerochan In response to kerochan.
Yes, that's correct. Virtual instruments will definitely be the exception. I'll try things as is for awhile.
Honestly at this point the bottle neck will be my lack of experience using computer based recording. Jan 2, PM. Community Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: mikefrombrantford mikefrombrantford. Thanks in advance for any advice or guidance. More Less. Reply I have this question too 24 I have this question too Me too 24 Me too.
Question marked as Solved User profile for user: kerochan kerochan. View answer in context. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Jan 2, AM in response to mikefrombrantford In response to mikefrombrantford Hi mikefrombrantford wrote: Requires 64 bit Audio Units plug ins. Yes, but you might want to get more RAM, depending on your intended use. Loading page content. Reply Helpful 1 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post.
Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: kerochan kerochan. Logic only needs 4gb RAM. User profile for user: octopi octopi. Jan 2, AM in response to mikefrombrantford In response to mikefrombrantford I believe that model iMac is the late iMac which means you cannot add any more RAM. This makes it much easier for me to add what I need to have a decent little home studio. Thanks very much for the quick and friendly advice.
Jan 2, AM in response to kerochan In response to kerochan No, kerochan, it completely depends on what you're doing with Logic. So, 8gig is not fine at all caveat: what you're doing or want to do. But I am sure you will be fine. Of course you are correct saying it depends on what you are doing with Logic!
Mike did say he is not using virtual instruments, so I would imagine no problems either. Jan 2, PM in response to kerochan In response to kerochan Yes, that's correct. I'm fortunate in that I own many of the instruments that people try to replicate with plug ins. Still, it does concern me that I'm not sitting on a comfortable amount of RAM. Thanks again everyone!
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