Logic 9 Users: What are your Mac's specs?

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Looking to upgrade from Garageband to Logic 9. I've been using Garageband for about 6 years now so I'm very comfortable with it, and from what I understand Logic, being an Apple product, has some of the same commands and features as Garageband so it shouldn't be too difficult to make the switch. I am ready for a more professional software than Garageband though, it's becoming too basic for me.

So I just wanted to know from those of you who use Logic, what are your Mac's specs (processor, ram, etc.)? I would like to see so I know if my Mac is going to be fast enough to run Logic while multitracking or not, and if I need to make any hardware upgrades, or even a computer upgrade.

Thanks.
 
Screen shot 2011-12-06 at 3.50.26 PM.webp

That's a screenshot of my Mac's basic specs. Logic 9 runs just fine - I've recorded eight tracks at a time before and never had a problem. When I try to record 20 tracks at a time, I beach-ball for a few seconds, but then it starts recording all 20 tracks without any sort of error.

I'll admit it was a little rough when I was running on only one gig of ram. I got a lot of errors that stopped playback/recording, especially when I was using a lot of MIDI tracks. It's all fine now, though.
 
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That's a screenshot of my Mac's basic specs. Logic 9 runs just fine - I've recorded eight tracks at a time before and never had a problem. When I try to record 20 tracks at a time, I beach-ball for a few seconds, but then it starts recording all 20 tracks without any sort of error.

I'll admit it was a little rough when I was running on only one gig of ram. I got a lot of errors that stopped playback/recording, especially when I was using a lot of MIDI tracks. It's all fine now, though.

Great, then I should be good. Mine is a 2.4 ghz with 4 gigs of ram, and I will be multitracking up to 8 tracks at a time, so I should be good. Thanks!
 
Great, then I should be good. Mine is a 2.4 ghz with 4 gigs of ram, and I will be multitracking up to 8 tracks at a time, so I should be good. Thanks!

Yep, it sounds like you're set.
 
I ran logic fine with a C2D Intel Chip from 2009 with 4GB RAM.
I'm now running on this though:
Screen Shot 2011-12-13 at 01.07.53.webp
 
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