I won't indulge in replies to this again, but no there's no error. I have over 20 years experience with setups.Tj Shredder wrote: ↑Thu Apr 21, 2022 4:51 amMuch talking, little showing… It confirms my suspicion of user error. If you get feedback there is a reason. Its impossible that the computer or OS is causing it, unless you create it with some setting… Millions of productions are made with Windows, Mac and Linux. If there would be such a problem nobody would use them…kingozrecords wrote: ↑Thu Apr 21, 2022 2:38 amhere's a video showing those limitations:Tj Shredder wrote: ↑Wed Apr 20, 2022 3:43 pmAny Mac since 2001 or so could do all of that, or I don't understand your question... (Its not a PC...)kingozrecords wrote: ↑Sat Apr 02, 2022 11:21 pm My only pre-requisite is that this computer can handle multiple device-in channels without feedback.
Most producers just like Me would pay the money if it can do that/
Now that I have two working systems, I think then of interfaces and simplicity. Can I record and play, and finally can I hook up My computer to an entire band.
Also, with those multiple signals, can they also be routed to two softwares, or will we have the same issues as the lesser mac m1 computers?
Multiple device-in channels without feedback is the responsibility of your interface/software. If you get feedback its user error. To hook up a complete band is a matter of an interface with enough inputs...
I can route input to as many softwares as I want, it has always been like that...
https://youtu.be/PFOCKuNw80o
it comes down to a laneway, something that is like a door. a serial connection means that there's a padlock that only lets one thing through at a time. therefore if the tpm's were multithreaded and working through the unified ram and multi-core then there would be no problems.
I see theories, I see people who do not even have macs often enough chime in. if they have one, let's see a raw performance with no post processing. static once in awhile if you use a screen recorder, just like windows. less so if you use a pcie soundard though and oldschool jacks.
even usb only has so many lanes, just like pcie; but many relays try to do too much making the speed less and less. it's all math and technical hardware details.
just turn off the security, do we need safes and lazers inside of our house when we already have a lock on the door? total insanity.
a good os and a good sys is crippled by overhead in My opinion.
edit: ok I finally tested a mac m1 mini without any security on and it's flawless. better than windows. I go over the reasons and how to turn those things off here:
viewtopic.php?p=8395870#p8395870
kingozrecords wrote:if any people, including those who'd mentioned had've made it clear that this is such a fix that infact makes a mac better than windows than of course I'd listen but there was nothing material, nor advice offered that would lead to any solution.