ALTERNATIVES TO MULTIRACK NATIVE PRO

If I could keep the Build under $500 it would be Ideal.Дo I have to buy an External Video card or could I use the Built in one? Stability is of the UPMOST importantce. I'm assuming something like the i7-4790K and a Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD7 with Thunderbolt to Firewire Adapter.ДЁ GB of memory should be plenty and the software runs Fine on 10.9 or 10.10. The windows version is much more latency and much more poor performance. I attempted to use the Windows version in an effort to use a pre-existing machine. I would like this to be a 'purpose specific' machine and Hopefully save money by doing so. Just a fast CPU.Дoes anyone have suggestions on where to start. As far as GPU and other system components, They do not need to be super powerful.

ALTERNATIVES TO MULTIRACK NATIVE PRO

Buying a Real Mac Pro seems like a waste of money based on what I know about the software.Д«ecause of the Lack of Multithreading, I really don't need a ton of Cores, Rather I need a really fast signal core. With a faster CPU theoretically I can cut that in half. Currently I'm limited to a Minimum latency of around 10 ms. The Lower I can run the CPU Usage, the Lower I can have Latency for Live mixing. I have figured out that the software DOES NOT multithread. I'm currently running this software with Success on a 27' iMac with a 2.93 Ghz i7. It connects to an External Interface via Firewire 400 or 800.This interface provides 28 Channels in and 32 Channels out.

I am working on Integrating Waves MultiRack Native into a Sound Mixing Environment. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide

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