I get to be the first..

[georgelegeriii]

I am proud to be the first poster on this forum! I recieved your MMV while creating my Logic Audio 6 Tutorial, I think it is one of the BEST plugins I have ever had the pleasure of using. It sound so thick! Thanks for the effort. I, for one, appreciate the detail and hard work you put into it.. :!:

George Leger III
www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com

[amiles]

Ha, HA the second to post!

MMV is a great piece of software. Just a pity that CPU usage on my AMD 1700XP is high  :cry: because I've created some great sounds.

[stereostudio]

Do you succeed to record a sequence in logic? My Powerbook 800/512 seems to be too week. After a max of 5 sec breakdown! :cry:

[georgelegeriii]

Do you succeed to record a sequence in logic? My Powerbook 800/512 seems to be too week. After a max of 5 sec breakdown! :cry:

I wonder why. Like I said, I can get about 7 instances of MMV on my G4 Dual 1 gig, so I figure your powerbook should get 2 or more.. is this a G4? And what OS9

[james ting]

I am also running MMV on powerbk G4 800/ 1G RAM, OS X and emagic 6/2 interface. it is ok that I play mono sounds, but if i switch to poly, noise will come out like digital clipping. I wonder if this is my cpu problem. It seems like my cpu can only handle 2 voice at the same time.

[xavier]

I you choose some basic and simple patches ( two oscillaot, one filter and two envelopes), you will be able to play several notes in polyphonic ( don't forgett to set "nbr released" to 1 or 2 ) and the MMV will not charge your CPU more than twice a standard VSTi. But If you choose FM presets, or multi oscillators ones, you will have some CPU overload when using polyphonic mode.

Xavier