I'm working on a track that has a LOT of automated parameters and VST's and things that are not always easy for a computer to compute. Even if I have the CPU buffer size set up to like, 300 milliseconds (the delay from that makes it pretty difficult to use MIDI hardware or edit in real-time), it still crackles or just stops and freezes entirely.
Is there a way to fix this. Thanks.
Lots of crackle from CPU buffer overload.
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Lord British
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Lots of crackle from CPU buffer overload.
Last edited by Lord British on Mon Feb 20, 2012 9:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Lots of crackle from CPU buffer overload.
As far as I see it you have 3 options:
1. A larger buffer size (I know you don't want to do this)
2. A faster CPU (hmmm, expensive)
3. Freeze some of your VST tracks or bounce them down to audio (lose some 'playability', but IMO the best solution)
1. A larger buffer size (I know you don't want to do this)
2. A faster CPU (hmmm, expensive)
3. Freeze some of your VST tracks or bounce them down to audio (lose some 'playability', but IMO the best solution)