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If anyone is running a Mac Studio Ultra and a recent or new PC for external VEPro hosting, what kind of buffer sizes (and buffer multipliers in VEPro) do you need when working with a large template? Is it possible to keep the Mac at 128 or 256 if the PC is doing a lot of the work, and how small can the multiplier be?
I mean, by the way, if the PC is playing lots of stuff - not just Superior Drummer or something, but full strings/brass/winds. Full sections, lots of articulations.
Curious also about the handling of cores on 13k PC’s vs. AMD Ryzen 9’s - I’m really skeptical of the idea of half as many performance cores as efficiency cores.
Richard F.W. Davis
Composer, Producer, Arranger
VSL, VEP, OT BS, AM/SM, CSS/CSSS, SSO, 8Dio, NI, JFK, KFC, JFC, WYD?, MTBF, TL;DR
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Until VSl releases a native version of VEP, you can’t get below 512 without crashing (in Cubase). No one knows how low we’ll be able to go until this comes out.
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I have Macbook pro m2 max & four windows PCs. All of them hooked to 2.5Gb network. After ton of testing, I found my system stable with 768 buffer size with Rosetta VEP 7. But it's not playable realtime. Now i want to try Apple Silicon Native version of VEP.
MacBook Pro 16 (2023), M2 Max, 32 GB RAM for DAW
i9 10920x, 128 GB RAM for VEP7
i7 11700K, 128 GB RAM for VEP7
i7 10700K, 128 GB RAM for VEP7
i7 6800K, 128 GB RAM for VEP 7
2.5Gbps Network
Arturia Keylab 88 MKII, Presonus Quantum 2626, UAD Apollo X6
Cubase 12 Pro, Ableton Live 11, Lemur Composer Tools Pro, VEPro 7.2.1526
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