There are probably other ways using “Song States” but I haven’t bothered exploring that yet because I’m able to switch between the 3 kits I’m using easily with the Pre-loaded Set List.Ĭantabile can record what you are playing in it. That was the first way I figured out how to achieve this. Come to think of it, a YouTube video of that happening would astound forum members over at. When you load the setlist it takes a bit more time but you can then switch kits instantly by changing songs. The magic that Performer brings for a live edrummer using Superior Drummer is that you can save a bunch of songs, each with a different Superior Drummer kit (even from different libraries) and put them in a “Set List” and then check a box next to “Preload” in the Set List Menu. When you save a song everything is captured, the VST Plugin’s settings, the routing between plugins, the audio and midi input and output routings. which you really ought to be asking Toontracks about.Lite, Solo and Performer all have the same song save ability if that’s what you mean by snapshot.
And not many people will care until Macs with more than 16 GB are released.Īnd now repeat all those questions for your Audio interface vendor about their driver and other software.Īnd now repeat all those questions for Superior Drummer. We might know a lot more in days to weeks, months? It might be more than a year until Pro Tools and major plugins are running reliably on Arm based macs. Even if it runs on Big Sur on Intel why do you think it will run at all on an Arm powered Mac on Big Sur? And if it runs at all why do you think it will be stable enough running on top of a translation layer? In only 16 GB memory (minus memory used by the GPU).
Why do you think current Pro Tools will run at all on Big Sur even on an Intel powered Mac? (it might in 2020.11).
the transition to 64 bits and Avid stuffing the old girl with multiple components of Java and whatever else bloatware has not been kind to her figure.ġ6 GB of memory in current Arm based Macs is a severe restriction, but it ain't the only one. Are you running Pro Tools First and forgetting to tell us? The current recommended minimum system spec for Pro Tools is 16 GB of memory, with 32 GB or more recommended.
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