EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
Hey all,
I just got the box yesterday for ableton live, and I was wondering if anyone else had this problem, or a way to fix it. I installed the EIC 2 into Live Library (on my external connected via firewire 800) When I load up an instrument, i.e. Grand Piano from EIC2, My cpu's are going bonkers, and my ram (4gigs) is maxed out instantly. My external sounds like it's writing and reading all over the place.
When i'm playing, it sounds great, no latency etc, however all my hardware going crazy.
I defragged the volume last night, and repaired the live library, all to no avail.
anyone help?
thanks in advance,
Tyler
I just got the box yesterday for ableton live, and I was wondering if anyone else had this problem, or a way to fix it. I installed the EIC 2 into Live Library (on my external connected via firewire 800) When I load up an instrument, i.e. Grand Piano from EIC2, My cpu's are going bonkers, and my ram (4gigs) is maxed out instantly. My external sounds like it's writing and reading all over the place.
When i'm playing, it sounds great, no latency etc, however all my hardware going crazy.
I defragged the volume last night, and repaired the live library, all to no avail.
anyone help?
thanks in advance,
Tyler
Re: EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
hey thanks for getting back,ShelLuser wrote:Can't give you much insights here. Stuff like the grand piano does indeed take up some CPU power, but I never had it go haywire on me. And I'm only on 2Gb memory, not 4.
So I suspect something else is going a bit odd there. When you try stuff like the piano, is that the only thing in your liveset at that time?
Yeah man, nothing else is up, just a blank live set with one midi track with the grand piano. I might just uninstall everything and start over again...
Re: EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
havent tried that yet, I will give it a go! thanks!ShelLuser wrote:What Live version are you using? And do you have anything else hooked up, stuff like external midi devices or specific audio hardware and such ?
Another thing which might be of influence is that Live always tries to buffer its samples when you're going to be using them. So; as soon as you drag in the grand piano; try clicking on the bar at the bottom. Do you see a blueish bar filling up which tells you "Buffering samples" ?
That too can be of influence here..
Re: EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
The buffering takes place for like 10 seconds, then it say's it's buffered. What I also realized is that When I use something that was originally from my live library, i.e. Keys: acoustic piano (Live Library), it takes up WAY less RAM and processing power to use than if I were to use Keys: Grand Piano (EIC2)
Re: EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
I think I got it figured out, I think it's just the Grand Piano set, some other sample sets out of the EIC2 take a while to buffer, but once they're buffered, RAM and CPU is freed up. The grand piano takes minutes...like 5-10 to fully buffer for me.
Re: EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
What happens when you freeze the track?
Re: EIC 2 massive CPU/RAM hog?
didn't try that, (im really new to Ableton) I'll get back to you. Thanks!Kevin808 wrote:What happens when you freeze the track?