Can't wait to be able to play my instrument live without having random 100% cpu spikes.  M1 support can't come soon enough.

As a followup, I am seeing identical performance on both my late 2012 Mac Mini i7 and my new 2021 Mac Mini M1 with no performance improvements on the new M1.  This is a little surprising given that I receive CPU overloads on both with identical settings.

I look forward to seeing an update that utilizes the M1 architecture.

Originally Posted by: alt.dislocation

I guess I don't really see the urgency for M1 support, at least in it's current state.  Since RAM is built into the CPU and isn't upgradable, the biggest M1 you can get is 16GB.  If the main advantage of VE Pro is to be able to use more RAM than you can with either one server (or in the case of Kontakt on ProTools, to get large sample sets out of ProTools), then 16GB isn't nearly enough to justify use of VE Pro.

I don't seem to have an issue with RAM, but my CPU keeps hitting 100% and glitching.  Since I play live, I can't get latency low enough without hitting 100% CPU (I'm at 128 latency setting and get CPU peaking at times when playing big classical pieces).  Even on my Mac Pro with 128GB RAM, I hit the same CPU peaking.  Even at a setting of 59 voices/mic and 4 voices/key, i get occasional glitching on my Mac Mini M1.  I'm happy to share more of my setpoints if anyone thinks that I should be getting better performance out of this machine.

I too am waiting for M1 Apple Silicon support.  I recently upgraded to a Mac Mini M1 (16GB ram) from a Late 2012 Mac Mini (i7 16GB ram) and am surprised that I do not see any improved performance.  I would really think that I could get better performance if it was not going through Rosetta 2.

I am using the Stand Alone Player with the Standard Yamaha piano and use it for performance, so latency and stability is critical.

Please accelerate support for Apple Silicon.  Thank you.