Trying to improve my workflow. I use a lot of FX instances on my tracks and often run into situation where CPU is just spiking, distorting the sound.
This is what I know and had been using:
a) Global FX on/off
b)Freezing tracks
c)Moving tracks to shared bus FX
d)Archiving muted tracks.
Questions:
1) I was wondering if something fast (and reversible), similar to Global FX on/off which is internal to Cakewalk can be done to temporarily reduce CPU usage, but still retain audible FX on channels?
2) What is the most important factor in CPU to handle FX better. Frequency or number of cores if we are talking of processors i7 processors 7th generation or higher.
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Misha
Hi Folks!
Please help with 2 questions.
Trying to improve my workflow. I use a lot of FX instances on my tracks and often run into situation where CPU is just spiking, distorting the sound.
This is what I know and had been using:
a) Global FX on/off
b)Freezing tracks
c)Moving tracks to shared bus FX
d)Archiving muted tracks.
Questions:
1) I was wondering if something fast (and reversible), similar to Global FX on/off which is internal to Cakewalk can be done to temporarily reduce CPU usage, but still retain audible FX on channels?
2) What is the most important factor in CPU to handle FX better. Frequency or number of cores if we are talking of processors i7 processors 7th generation or higher.
Thank you,
Misha.
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