Nasty performance

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macdeath
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Nasty performance

Post by macdeath » Sun Jan 14, 2007 9:13 pm

I am experiencing the worst performance ever with Live 6...

I never had such serious problems with the previous versions...

So I have a set that's maybe too "loaded" or too "heavy"...

So as a registered user I contact the support guys and they told me that is a problem caused by an external plug...

Instead that I didn't use any priblemnatic plugs (considering the "AUDIO Unit and VST stats" sticky topic") I deleted all vsts and I froze all tracks...

:?


BUT THE SHOW MUST GO ON :cry:

still the same clicks pops dropouts and crashes :x

I don't know what the f*********k is wrong, but i feel quite desperate :(

Please respond,,,, anyone after reading my specs (that's the nost weird)


PC with [email protected]

ASUS P4P800 DELUXE mainboard
G-FORCE FX 5700 graphics card
2.5 G DDR pc3200
120G HD@7200 r.p.m.
36 G HD@10000 r.pm.
MOTU Traveler and M-Box (same shit with both of them)

PPPPPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSEEEEE

:cry: :cry: :cry:
MacPro 2.6GHz/4G ram-Motu Traveler-M_Audio Axiom25-Korg MS200R-Roland JP 8080

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Post by Pitch Black » Sun Jan 14, 2007 10:06 pm

Perhaps your audio Buffer Size is set a bit low? If you increase the size (and latency) does this help? Does pointing Live's plugin preferences at another -empty- VST folder make any difference? If that still gives you problems, then you are probably looking at some PC/audio setup thing. I'm a Machead, so sorry can't be of much help there.

macdeath
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Post by macdeath » Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:51 pm

Thanks for the reply man,,,, :)

I have tried d=various buffers for the audio interface and for the plug-ins...

The thing you told me with the folder is to reinstall the plug-ins at another folder...

The pc was formated before a couple of days...

I am also a mac-head (macdeath :wink: ) but until I will get one I wortk with this shit under the f*&*^^^^(*ng Windows
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Post by longjohns » Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:30 pm

There are some similarities in our setups. I'm using a 2.6 P4 on an Asus P4P800 Deluxe, 2G RAM, 3 HD's and an old Aardvark LX-6.

Unfortunately I don't have any big performance problems with 6. It gets a bit sketchy at maybe 60% CPU but every version of Live I've used has been that way.

The bulk of the problems I've had historically have seemed to be controller & USB related

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Post by longjohns » Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:32 pm

disclaimer: I also don't usually push the program very hard and I almost never use any 3rd party plugs.

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Post by macdeath » Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:31 pm

Thanks 4 the response guys :wink:

I have tried it both with an M-Box and with the traveler...

When it goes above 70% the glitchs and clicks come over :cry:
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Post by longjohns » Wed Jan 17, 2007 3:45 am

Well that doesn't surprise me at all. You've got to work it so it stays under 60%

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