Petteri Karjalainen

I have made a patch in Max7 on an old hackintosh running Mavericks , and used the same patch on my previous Macbook pro that ran El Capitan, and my patch ran just fine. Now I have upgraded my desktop to the latest iMac and my laptop to the latest macbook pro and they both run High Sierra. My patch is stuttering and struggling to run even though the CPU usage never goes above 30%. I've tried using other patches that I have downloaded and some of the more complex ones are struggling to run as well, although previously on older computers they ran just fine. Is there something I am overlooking perhaps, or must I wait for max update that would fix this?

I have made a patch in Max7 on an old hackintosh running Mavericks , and used the same patch on my previous Macbook pro that ran El Capitan, and my patch ran just fine. Now I have upgraded my desktop to the latest iMac and my laptop to the latest macbook pro and they both run High Sierra. My patch is  stuttering and struggling to run even though the CPU usage never goes above 30%.  I've tried using other patches that I have downloaded and some of the more complex ones are struggling to run as well, although previously on older computers they ran just fine.  Is there something I am overlooking perhaps, or must I wait for max update that would fix this?

Hi,
I have made a patch in Max7 on an old hackintosh running Mavericks , and used the same patch on my previous Macbook pro that ran El Capi

max7-performance-in-high-sierra

I tried with Max8 bundled with Ableton live 10 and it runs my patches correctly, but my patches aren't designed as m4l-devices, so I really need them to run under stand alone max7. Any ideas?

Max7 performance in High Sierra