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May 21, 2026, 10:29am
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@nabw Here are the most relevant comments from @Robin_Lobel
As I understand it, it essentially boils down to the fact that you would need a separate version of SpectraLayers tailored exclusively to macOS. And this is likely not feasible, as it would double the development effort. And they don’t want to use Python, because it’s not part of SpectraLayers but runs as a separate application.
Simply because I don’t have any reliable answer to that question, it would be unreasonable to make predictions when there’s no simple technological solution to it, without relying on an entire external Python/Pytorch environment that would need to be installed somewhere on your system, and would not be integrated directly within SL.
There’s a reason why the closest competitors to SpectraLayers, RX and Acoustica, don’t provide any GPU acceleration at all. These hardware technologies are highly …
@al808 Logic is a product developed by Apple, which only work on macOS. So they have access to all internal Apple resources, and they can afford training a model specifically for the mac platform and hardware, using purely Apple technologies, which won’t be compatible on other platforms and hardware.
SpectraLayers being cross platform and cross hardware, it has to rely on cross platform technologies, which can’t go as deep in the Apple tech stack as pure Apple technologies.
@Cubase-Erklaerbaer …