CPU usage jumps up while doing nothing!!
OK, is this a 6.1.1 'feature'?
After upgrading to 6.1.1 everything was working fine. I had a marathon session where I had a band in my studio and recorded 7 songs. No problem. The next day we start mixing down the tunes. I find that in the beginning of a mixing session I can add a TON of effects and everything is fine - my CPU usage meter is about 25%. While the song is playing (with a variety of automation), the meter is solid and remains at about 25%. Once I stop playing, the CPU usage meter jumps up every second about 10% until it reaches about 90% (yellow zone) and sometimes it even peaks into the red. If I clear the red by clicking on it and then start to play the song again, it will drop back down to about 25%. My problem is that sometimes, even though I have run a song 4 or 5 times (with CPU usage around 25%), I will make one small change to an EQ or some other effect and suddenly the CPU usage peaks out and I cannot continue without removing some effects. At this point, I usually just save what I got and reboot. If I do that, it falls back into place. Could 6.1.1 have a memory leak (or more correctly...a CPU leak)? BTW - This never happened with 5.3 or 6.1 Andrew |
Re: CPU usage jumps up while doing nothing!!
Are you using a Pentium 4? Are you using D-verb? This might be the denormalization bug. Search the DUC for denormalization, there's a workaround you might try.
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Re: CPU usage jumps up while doing nothing!!
Excellent! It would have been a while before I figured that one out. Thanks for the help!!
Wow, this issue has been around for over a year and they haven't fixed it yet? Amazing... |
Re: CPU usage jumps up while doing nothing!!
Did you verify that denormalization was the problem?
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Re: CPU usage jumps up while doing nothing!!
The same thing happened to me when I was mixing a song with D-Verb on 3 channels. I use PT 5.3.1 on P4 2.66 Ghz. I removed it from a one channel and everyting was fine.
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