Has anyone tried GT3 with Windows 7 yet? Does it work better then Vista?

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2009/10/22 16:17:13 (permalink)

Has anyone tried GT3 with Windows 7 yet? Does it work better then Vista?

I have been having some problems with GT3 with Vista, and will soon have Windows 7. Has anyone tried GT3 with Windows 7?
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    fred
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    Re:Has anyone tried GT3 with Windows 7 yet? Does it work better then Vista? 2009/10/26 12:07:46 (permalink)
    I can't vouch for GT3, but I have GT4 running on Windows 7 and it seems to work just fine. I had GT3 running on Vista ok too.

    What kind of problems are you having?

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    Re:Has anyone tried GT3 with Windows 7 yet? Does it work better then Vista? 2009/10/26 13:19:44 (permalink)
    fred


    I can't vouch for GT3, but I have GT4 running on Windows 7 and it seems to work just fine. I had GT3 running on Vista ok too.

    What kind of problems are you having?
    Thanks for responding.
     
    The main problem I am having is a constant signal when I push the "Record-arm" button. The signal spikes right up.
     
    I have tried to determine what else might be running behind the scenes that might cause this signal, like anti-virus software etc., but can not find anything to turn off.
     
    I have also gone into windows  playback to reduce the mic-signal, and even turned it all the way down, and still a constant signal is there.
     
    I have unplugged my M-audio interface and still a signal from within my laptop somewhere.
     
    I did not have this problem with XP.
    post edited by smartdiamond - 2009/10/26 13:25:25

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    Re:Has anyone tried GT3 with Windows 7 yet? Does it work better then Vista? 2009/10/27 09:05:40 (permalink)
    Smartdiamond,

    If you can swing it, I would recommend the upgrade to GT4 Pro.  It is much more stable and efficient and will utilize your dual core processor more effectively.  Also, I am pretty sure that it is vista compatible (whereas, GT Pro 3 was written for XP).

    I think the upgrade is $49 through MF.

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