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| Vermeer wrote: | 64-bit is a big deal for ProTools -- specially for running soft-synths. Having access to larger sample memory is great.
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Hello Smurf.
I still do not undertend does 64bit makes plugins to be more effisient CPU wise or it is just passing 4gb limit of memory? some people say that 64bit vs 32 bit is more effisient CPU vise so don't? who is right?
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Hi Penguin! 
64-bit is all about data -- it's like having a longer & wider fire hose. It doesn't speed the CPU itself. It does allow plug-ins to access more data themselves & also the mix bus to be more precise (tho, I'm not sure if the mix bus can be set above 32-bit floating points).
More specifically for Protools 11:
- You can now open bigger sessions.
- Offline bouncing is way faster -- a mere seconds even for complicated mixes.
- Faster plug-in instantiating -- project is ready to play faster.
Can't wait to gt my hands on it!
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| Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 5:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Vermeer wrote: | Hi Penguin!
64-bit is all about data -- it's like having a longer & wider fire hose. It doesn't speed the CPU itself. It does allow plug-ins to access more data themselves & also the mix bus to be more precise (tho, I'm not sure if the mix bus can be set above 32-bit floating points).
More specifically for Protools 11:
- You can now open bigger sessions.
- Offline bouncing is way faster -- a mere seconds even for complicated mixes.
- Faster plug-in instantiating -- project is ready to play faster.
Can't wait to gt my hands on it! |
Thank ü 
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so i should already upgrade from 10? Ive got a few projects going on, wish there was a way to upgrade on the side to get acclimated
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| Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 2:40 am Post subject: |
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| djcactus wrote: | | so i should already upgrade from 10? Ive got a few projects going on, wish there was a way to upgrade on the side to get acclimated |
Go ahead and upgrade to ProTools 11. Though, remember that none of your RTAS plug ins are going to work with ProTools 11 anymore. Even some older audio interfaces are no longer compatible. The good news is that Protools 10 & 11 can coexist on the same computer, so you can always finish up your projects in ProTools 10.
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