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08-30-2019, 05:24 AM
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CPU overload and spikes during tempo change in Pro Tools 11 sessions
I have a new computer with high specs and yet CPU goes crazy during simple change in a track tempo (gradully slowing down or speeding up). It happens also when there is no audio playing and all PT11 has to do is to compute tempo changes. I have plugins consuming about 20% of RAM so there is a lot of headroom. Any thoughts?
I am on: PT11 WIN10 PRO AMD Ryzen7 2700 8-core 3.2GHz 64GB RAM RME PCI-e sound card
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