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08-25-2019, 03:13 AM
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CPU question mono vs stereo
I made some tests without clear/satisfying results and I was asking myself:
if - a MONO channel with with mono plugins has less CPU usage than a stereo channel (we get a lot of stereo bounces these days from mono tracks) ? - there is a difference between PT plugins behaviour and 3rd party plugins - I tried 40 Waves Plugins in mono and stereo and got no real difference in CPU - is it worth to split the stereo tracks that don't need to be mono (or just a loss of time) What is your experience? Thanks PS: OSX PT 2019 - I'm not talking about multi mono.
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