I had this problem before and someone told me here that i should stop using VSTis.
What happens is that after a while of working (and with a large quantity of tracks...say 20 stereo trax) Live begins increasing the CPU heavily, specially if i am with a large zoom level (the snap is 1/32 or more). So when i just open the document i can work fine for a while (it says 20 to 40% of CPU load), but after some minutes and edit the CPU bar turns crazy and the dropouts begin. At first i thought it was something related to the heat on my hds but i´ve tried to open the session from several different hds and it´s not that really.
So i decided to load my VSTis on a remote pc using teleport, so that the main CPU wouldn´t be so stressed, but i still have the same problem.
Anybody seen this before? any help or suggestion?
Thx
CPU increases though all my VSTis are loaded by teleport!
Hi Alex,
Yep i´m using 4.1.2 and it happened with all versions before (talking about 4.x).
This increase happens always and in all songs that have a big number of warped tracks. I´ll be doing some tests these days to let you know better how and when it´s happening (i´ll be watching if there´s a special circunstance that causes this to happen).
By the way, i have a PC 2,8 Ghz with 1GB RAM...with this specs i could be working fine with 20 warped tracks, couldn´t i?
Did you ever heard before about this?
Thank you.
Yep i´m using 4.1.2 and it happened with all versions before (talking about 4.x).
This increase happens always and in all songs that have a big number of warped tracks. I´ll be doing some tests these days to let you know better how and when it´s happening (i´ll be watching if there´s a special circunstance that causes this to happen).
By the way, i have a PC 2,8 Ghz with 1GB RAM...with this specs i could be working fine with 20 warped tracks, couldn´t i?
Did you ever heard before about this?
Thank you.
Check the temperature and speed of your processor ... you can download a free utility, I forgot the name of the one I used but google should help u.
You might find after about 5-10 mins the processor starts to get very hot, and automatically slows down to compensate. I had the prob on a 2.4 Ghz P4 laptop (with a desktop processor) which ended up performing worse than my old 700Mhz machine!!
You might find after about 5-10 mins the processor starts to get very hot, and automatically slows down to compensate. I had the prob on a 2.4 Ghz P4 laptop (with a desktop processor) which ended up performing worse than my old 700Mhz machine!!