Post by popmann on Jun 15, 2017 12:00:45 GMT -6
Anyone take this leap?
I notice they made the required specs a lot higher and did release new 2.1.3 update for those running newer OSX versions but not wanting the 2.5--which tells me (the combo of the two) that it must take a lot more machine. But, it seems to only have two advertised "new" features: Shimmer....and some half pedal configuration/calibration. Maybe they upped the CPU of the engine's sympathetic modeling?
Just wondering if any users have updated to 2.5....sound/feel different? Use noticeably more resources?
I did some searching around the web looking for discussion....none to be had yet....I've not had any issues with OSX.12 other than it not working at ALL in Garageband--which I think I posted about...they said they'd have to update the engine because Apple changed the AU authorization APIs again. I would assume this "fixes that glitch"....at least the 2.1.3 would....
I downloaded, but I'm wondering if they can coexist. Or how nasty it might be to upgrade to try it and put 2.1.3 (or whatever version of 2 I have) back on if it's too heavy CPU.
I notice they made the required specs a lot higher and did release new 2.1.3 update for those running newer OSX versions but not wanting the 2.5--which tells me (the combo of the two) that it must take a lot more machine. But, it seems to only have two advertised "new" features: Shimmer....and some half pedal configuration/calibration. Maybe they upped the CPU of the engine's sympathetic modeling?
Just wondering if any users have updated to 2.5....sound/feel different? Use noticeably more resources?
I did some searching around the web looking for discussion....none to be had yet....I've not had any issues with OSX.12 other than it not working at ALL in Garageband--which I think I posted about...they said they'd have to update the engine because Apple changed the AU authorization APIs again. I would assume this "fixes that glitch"....at least the 2.1.3 would....
I downloaded, but I'm wondering if they can coexist. Or how nasty it might be to upgrade to try it and put 2.1.3 (or whatever version of 2 I have) back on if it's too heavy CPU.
