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Clean install of MacOS 12.6.8.
Running Logic 10.5.1 on this same system to compare, the Logic 10.7.9 library refresh rate is slower than it was in 10.5.1 on this device.
Can anyone determine what is causing this delay?
(Please refresh page to see the above GIF play)
Mac Pro (Late 2013). MacOS 12.6.8.
Mac Pro
logic 10.7.9 has a larger library than 10.5.1
Thanks! This pinpointed the issue - I went into the package contents and temporarily removed the "patches" folder within the Logic app, reducing the library to a handful of legacy patches, and the library refresh rate was much faster.
Two new questions:
1) What is the computer spec metric that would theoretically speed this up? RAM? GPU? I'm on an intel machine, but I wonder if a silicon machine would not have this issue.
2) I have noticed that in Logic 7 onward, upon selecting a new track, the library will turn blank for a split second before refreshing (you can see it in the above GIF). I understand they made a few changes to how the library works (one being that "enable patch merging" settings reset on each track selection and are not global as they were previously). Do you know anything more about this change? I had long wondered if the library turning blank for a split second had something to do with the added lag.
Slow Library Refresh Rate in Newer Versions of Logic
