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I was actually going to post what a memory hog Vista is, but it seems you found out yourself. I'm still on 1Gb ram here and it leaves so little RAM left in the default install it's rediculous. You can pare that back a lot but tbh once I hit a low profile setup I was basically looking at Xp with a ...

No offense taken.

Unfortunately no fix for the rapi.dll problem in v4.5

Yup, works perfectly now. Bit of a bugger though having to prat about with renaming files. Strange thing is I did a search for rapi.dll and the other posts mention an error message that comes up. I didn't get that error, that's probably why I had overlooked that fix.

It just so happens that I also have Activesync installed. I am at work at the moment, but will have a look at that when I get home.

Isn't there a fix for the latency problem by editing the cset.ini file, something to do with the ULLI settings not being transfered correctly to XTC mode?

I have also got the same problem, even tried the above fix of uninstalling everything and moving the card to a new slot. I did have this working many moons ago on a different computer, adifferent version of scope and an earlier version of Cubase SX, unfortunately I can't go back to that setup. I ...

Open task manager. Right click on logic.exe, or whatever the executable is called, and change the cpu priority from normal to high. This only works for the current session, but there is a more permanent solution by modifying the command line in the program shortcut, check this thread out for more ...

Am I missing something here, I thought the Miniscope was supposed to sound like a Minimoog.
I'm at work so haven't tried the demo yet.

Fabian check this thread out it explains how to include the priority in the command line for starting up logic
http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=5288&forum=3
As regards setting your system higher than AboveNormal, all I can say is this priority changing is suck it and see stuff. This ...

Pleased it has worked for you but I wouldn't advise giving the program anymore priority, if things are working ok at high, then leave it at that.
Somebody with better knowledge of thread priorities might be able to answer this better, but I would reckon real time might be the priority that some of ...

For win98se and all versions of windows, try this
http://www.teamcti.com/pview/index.htm
It's similar to task manager in XP/W2K, so you find the program in the list and change it's priority. Haven't got win98se to try it, so if it works you might like to report back here with the results.

The best solution for the asio overload problem is to change the cpu priority of logic. The easiest way to do this in XP/W2K is to open task manager and right click on logic 5 in the process list. You will then see a setting called "set priority", by default it is normal, change this to high.
Don't ...

Yes.
I mentioned this in a post when v3.0 came out. I thought it might have been fixed by now. If it is the same problem, then it is caused by lightwave.dll in the XTC folder of Cubase. It doesn't stop cubase from working or affect the running of XTC.
Anyway, if it bothers you, just browse to the ...

Take a look around the forum and you should find some tweaks for optimising XP. The main one is setting processor priority from program to background tasks under
control panel>system>advanced>performance
If you don't have oem drivers for your graphics card, then disabling all the fancy gui helps ...

If you want good VSTi implementation + midi, go for Cubase.
I prefer Logic, but untill they get VSTi fully implemented, XTC and winXP working properly, I will use Cubase for my soft synth environment.

>>>And give it a good wash down with a powerful solvent. Petrol is good

Won't that sting!!

As I said above, after a few tweaks I managed to eliminate all clicks. Can't say I've noticed a change in processor usage, but one theory I do have is that it is still very early days for XP and although XP found all my hardware, if I go searching for OEM drivers, I can't find any, so I expect as XP ...

ATTN: dblbass
My setup is Asus CUSL2, P3 866, 512MB ram, Matrox G400, SBLive, Pulsar2, 3com NIC, TV card, standard bios settings.
I don't go mad with ulli settings, I have always ran at 13ms, which for what I am doing works fine.
One thing to bear in mind is that what is an ideal sytem for one ...

Piker, how did you manage to get Logic running under winXP? I tried and got knowhere. I then read various forums to find other people in the same boat.

I am running a Pulsar2, v3 and cubase5 on winXP pro. No problems, solid as a rock. Looks nice too