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Success Using Cross on a Netbook

PostPosted: 16 Sep 2009, 20:11
by Macgyver
So I bought Cross the other day and with that I purchased a back up computer which was a Lenovo Ideapad 1.6 GHz processor, 1GB RAM (soon to be upgraded to 2GB RAM). Express PCI Card to enable Firewire so I can use my Stanton Scratch Amp Sound Card.

Haven't tested it with the U46MKii soundcard as yet.


Cross ran stable, a glitch in audio once or twice after playing for about an hour, which i feel will be corrected with my RAM upgrade. Scratching, not a problem, followed my movements to the T.

So far results look good, even though this netbook will only be used as a backup laptop so it won't see much field use if any.

Re: Success Using Cross on a Netbook

PostPosted: 21 Sep 2009, 16:56
by King_Pong
Thank you for the input MG ! :biggrin:
Happy to see that it works fine.

Cheers

++KP

Re: Success Using Cross on a Netbook

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2011, 16:46
by bigbadselecta
According to the specifications Mixvibes recommends a Core2Duo for running Cross.... But is somebody here really running Cross on a netbook?

I'm sure timecode won't properly work, but it'd still be interesting...

Thanks!

Re: Success Using Cross on a Netbook

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2011, 19:55
by Blackbrook
bigbadselecta wrote:I'm sure timecode won't properly work, but it'd still be interesting...


I even did not get DVS 7 running in timecode mode on my netbook (Atom 1.6GHz, 512MB RAM). Maybe if you have got a more powerful "Netbook" you can get it running in MIDI controller mode but I doubt even this. Timecode nees power.

Cheers,

Steve

Re: Success Using Cross on a Netbook

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2011, 20:07
by Hannes
bigbadselecta wrote: But is somebody here really running Cross on a netbook?
I'm sure timecode won't properly work, but it'd still be interesting...
Thanks!


I do, I do, I do :lol:

It´s a Celeron Dual-Core w/ 4Gb Ram and optimized for Audio.
With anything else turned off, i can do a 2-track routine @96Samples Buffer. (Loading tracks needs over 128 Samples Buffer not to have glitches though)


regards
J

P.S.: If you´re really interested in something small with power, you might wanna check out the Acer 1830T.

Re: Success Using Cross on a Netbook

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2011, 21:32
by boc
asus eeepc 10" celeron 900mhz 2gb ram, optimized for audio
running Cross 1.6beta with vinyl timecode @ 512 buffer thru a u-mix44 (it can handle even lower but i feel more comfortable keeping it safer than have problems). yea im no scratch champ with this one but its okay for mixing