I've tried freezing *every* track and that helps somewhat as well, but we are talking about pretty lightweight (<16 track) projects. This goes on for some time (minutes) and then often settles down, at which point it becomes sort of usable.
I believe this is sufficient enough for the new OS. The configuration of my mini is 2.6 GHz Intel Core i5, 8GB 1600 MHz DDR3 with Intel Iris 1536 MB Graphic card. Logic is also maxing out 1 core even when it's doing nothing. Hi All, I have installed the latest macOS 10.13 High Sierra Beta 17A264c on my Mac Mini Late 2014 on an APFS partition and observed that it is running very slow. This guide describes step by step how you can make a Mavericks USB installer on Linux without any running OS X.
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Sometimes kernel_task doesn't take any memory and Logic hogs 16-20gig. How to make a bootable OS X 10.9 Mavericks USB install drive on LINUX.
i selfe using this Macbook cor2duo with 10.9.5 and matlab for mac and it is horrable slow. This has reduced the lag a bit but kernel_task is reported as consuming 13gig of ram (on top of logic's 6gig). at the universtiy we have win7-i3 thoes working ok. I stuck in another 16gig of ram, bringing up to 24gig. Also, playing a track in Logic causes the kernel_task to eat *huge* amounts of memory (maxing out my 8 gig system, when it was putting barely any pressure on the system at all before). I upgraded to Yosemite and now Logic is horribly laggy. Actually it was running fine all through the Yosemite beta on my test setup.
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