smokey_joe_1985

I'm planning on building some plug-in's for Logic Pro 7.1. I have been concerned about the CPU usage of the plugs I'll be building, although it "shouldn't" be too high.

Doing some background reading on this I read somewhere (can't remember exactly) that when the plugs are loaded into the host (Logic) they are automatically in overdrive mode. What exactly does this do/mean?

Sorry if it's a bit of a simple question, but any help (or guidance on where i should be looking) would be much appreciated.

I'm planning on building some plug-in's for Logic Pro 7.1.  I have been concerned about the CPU usage of the plugs I'll be building, although it "shouldn't" be too high.

Doing some background reading on this I read somewhere (can't remember exactly) that when the plugs are loaded into the host (Logic) they are automatically in overdrive mode.  What exactly does this do/mean?

overdrive-mode

Here is an article about threading in max (which overdrive is about).

https://cycling74.com/story/2005/5/2/133649/9742

It could be a bit too much in-depth if you just started using max. If you have a question regarding the effects of overdrive in a specific situation, give it a go here..

>Doing some background reading on this I read somewhere (can't 

>remember exactly) that when the plugs are loaded into the host 

>(Logic) they are automatically in overdrive mode. What exactly does 

>Sorry if it's a bit of a simple question, but any help (or guidance 

>on where i should be looking) would be much appreciated.

MSP Tutorials and Topics. Chapter on Audio. Page 41. The bit marked 

on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/

on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took

>Doing some background reading on this I read somewhere (can't 
>remember exactly) that when the plugs are loaded into the host 
>(Logic) they are automatically in overdrive mode.  What exactly does 
>this do/mean?
>
>Sorry if it's a bit of a simple question, but any help (or guidance 
>on where i should be looking) would be much appreciated.

MSP Tutorials and Topics. Chapter on Audio. Page 41. The bit marked 
"Overdrive."
-- 
on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/
on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took
Gregory Taylor http://www.rtqe.net


At the minute it doesn't seem like something i need to be worried about, but just wanted to be sure and find out a bit more.

Overdrive mode?