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First of all, I want to say Hello to everyone! I'm new here and I'm new in the apple world aswell (had iPhone and iPad but no computers). Six film full movie. I recently got an old G5 tower dual processor 1.8 on which I put 3gb of ram to use it with my Motu traveler and start working in Logic ( I've used windows and cubase until this year).

The problem I have is that the demo projects that come with Logic work just fine (60-95% cpu usage). But when I start a new project, without any tracks the cpu stays at 20-25% and with one audio track it stays at 40-45%. What it's curious is the fact that if I copy the same track and put 3 instances of guitar rig 3, the cpu raises only with 5% or so.

I know the ppc g5 is pretty outdated, but I don't understand why I have such a huge cpu consumption with only one track and such a small difference with other 2 tracks.Thank you in advance and all the best.Dan Avram from Romania. Good morning! I tried to create an empty project with a midi file that I downloaded. Somewhere around 8 tracks with esx instruments.the cpu usage is the same as with 1 audio track, at 40-42%.

I changed from motu drivers to built in audio, still no change. Shouldn't if take more cpu for 8 esx tracks compared to 1 audio track?i was thinking the Logic engine is taking resources for drivers and GUI, but I'm new to os x and that's why I'm not sure. I work with 44.1khz and 24 bit, with 256 samples. 512 didn't make any notable change.Best regards, Dan Avram. I will try and update and see if I see any improvement. Mister David, I saw on other forums that this so called problem is being experienced by many users, cpu staying at 15-20-25% while on idle even on core2duo's and mac pro's.

I've learned that it's not actually used, but kept in reserve something like a priority. I don't understand os x architecture too well at the moment, so I cannot say for sure.

I want to check what you recommended me tomorrow evening when I get back in town, but should I use only 1 midi track? I could export from cubase a midi track that I recorded and just copy it to logic?Thank you very much for your time and best regards,Dan Avram. I've made an empty project with one external midi - the cpu stays like in idle, but it's lower now, between 10% and 17-18%.

I don't know why it's so low, to be honest. After that, I've loaded that project with an audio track (some guitar), copied it to have 3 audio tracks and put one instance of guitar rig 3 in each, and I get now a peak of 35%-40%. I even loaded 'The numbers game' demo project and the cpu usage is from 40% to 60% maximum, and I think it's fine for a really old ppc G5. I think I had some 'vampire' program running in the background or something that caused a conflict with Logic, taking too much cpu power.Thank you alot, and I'll definately become an addicted fan of Logic and of this forum.All the best from Romania,Dan AvramP.S. Logic doesn't show me anything at cpu usage, only when playing a bigger project like The numbers game. With those 3 audio tracks, it showed no cpu activity. Only menumeters and activity monitor is showing cpu usage.

I've searched a bit on the web for other info, and I'm actually quite happy that I can run Logic 9 smoothly on my G5. To be honest, I don't use so many tracks and VI's, mostly audio with some effects, and some basic virtual instruments.

Actually, I'm pretty amazed that this PPC is more stable and fluent (even guitar rig doesn't give me crackling sounds and other audio glitches like on windows) - compared to my C2duo windows desktop PC.Thank you very very much for your help and understanding, I'm in debt now. I think the topic can be considered as solved, but unfortunately I don't know how to do it.Thanks again and all the best,Dan Avram.