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So far i have only used VE Pro6 Demo on the same macbook pro I have pro tools on. I never really realised till I gave it a proper run today just how clever it is. Look, if you have PT at 64 sample and no buffer, it's not worth using, cause it maxes out all 8 cores just by being active, on 1 instrument track, with no plugins anywhere. But if you add 1 buffer it becomes usable. So 64 PT buffer + 64 on VEPro means you play VE PRO vsti's at 128 buffer. Usage still a bit high when you start adding a lot of instruments.

If you want to work at 64, the compromise is the default 2 buffers so 192 total, if you have PT at 128 then 1 buffer works fine for all scenarios. With a really good interface like thunderbolt apollo, the output latency at 128 buffer is like 3.1 ms. So even doubling that with VE Pro, means you only have 6.2 ms latency to play your VI's, which is still totally acceptable except maybe for piano and drums. The special stuff.and i have tested all timing against the click and it is rock solid. 1) You can add any plugin in VE Pro and if it has latency, it is automatically updated in PT PDC readout. How clever is that! 2) I love the way it's so easy to use and just select any output for any instrument with one click.

And just assign an aux in pro tools corresponding to the VEpro input. Works perfectly. Dsi hacking without flash card. 3) No more plugin wrapping, cause i can assign the pro tools plugin to a 32 bit VE server and use my ageing 32 bit plugins like the irreplaceable quadrasid. Because it's so easy to select midi channels it also means using all 4 'sid voices' of quadrasid is dead easy. So what i am thinking, and the point of this topic.

When i buy my new computer, i was going to sell my imac 3.4ghz i7 quad (2600k basically), 32gb ram. But, i hate 4 and 5k screens with audio like you wouldn't believe. I just wanted to get two 2560*1400 27' screens for my coming mac or PC.

Why don't I keep the imac as a screen, since it's 2560*1400, then just buy a second 2560*1400 for like $300 from kogan. I can put the imac in target screen mode, that imac is completely silent even right in your face.

It was the quietest imac ever made till the imac pro. Since it's got an ethernet on it built in, say i get a mac pro, i presume i'd buy a TBolt to ethernet adapter and i could literally hook the imac up as a VE Pro slave? This means i could offload really intensive stuff like kontakt to the slave, because kontakt hates pro tools.

Has anyone used their imac as a display for another computer, BUT also as a VE Pro slave? I presume it would work with screen sharing and i could just swipe to see the imac's desktop/apps and then back to the mac pro? The big question is, how much latency in the real world does this all add.

Assume zero latency plugins here until mixdown time. I even set the convolution in kontakt to zero as i hate extra latency in VI;s/. And that's basically my worry. Can an ethernet VE Pro have low enough latency to actually play VI's with a keyboard comfortably? Operator manual abl 80 flex radiometer america.