Ableton Running Slow Mac
I’m running Ableton Live 9.7.7 64-bit, on a MacBook Pro, 13-inch, 2012 model. I recently upgraded to Mojave, and while Ableton opens and runs, it’s still very slow. I also have a copy of Omnisphere as well, and when running both at once, the performance can be VERY slow for Ableton, and even crash at times.
should i use mac pro laptop 2018 icore 9 for editing in avid May 04, 2009 Re: Ableton Live 8 Running horribly slow on Mac Pro 8 Core Post by mofus » Mon May 04, 2009 10:56 am I am getting very poor performance compared to my 'old' 2008 mac. Or is ableton 10 just this slow and people have been faced with similar issues? Virtual fl dj studio apk download. /ableton-live-plugin-folder-mac.html. A little info about my specs, i'm using an imac 2015 model. 1tb hard drive storage, 8gb ram, core i5 processor. I also have a macbook pro, but it actually runs quite nicely on this, i think because it uses a ssd for storage.
I Just upgraded to Ableton Live 8 about 25 min ago. Before I got to loading one of my old Live 7 sessions I had been working on, I noticed how slow ableton was performing. CPU is 3x higher then normally in Live 7, and everything is running horribly slow; Tabbing between Session and Arrangement view, loading/deleting tracks, visual representation of audio levels render slowly on screen, etc. I even deleted the session down to two tracks to see how it performs and nothing changes. Poop!
Mac Pro: 8 Core 3.0GHz, 10GB of Ram, OSX 10.5.6
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Please help Ableton. For now, I will be reverting back to Ableton Live 7I Just upgraded to Ableton Live 8 about 25 min ago. Before I got to loading one of my old Live 7 sessions I had been working on, I noticed how slow ableton was performing. CPU is 3x higher then normally in Live 7, and everything is running horribly slow; Tabbing between Session and Arrangement view, loading/deleting tracks, visual representation of audio levels render slowly on screen, etc. I even deleted the session down to two tracks to see how it performs and nothing changes. Poop!
Mac Pro: 8 Core 3.0GHz, 10GB of Ram, OSX 10.5.6