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cpu spikes
Ok well I've been trying to find out what was causeing my cpu spikes & I found it,its the dynamic plugins like reverb & compressors.If anyone else has this problem please tell me how you fixed this problem.I'm on PT 7.3.1.
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Re: cpu spikes
There really isn't much of a way to fix the problem so-to-speak...frequency-based and gain-based plugins are fairly intesive in their own right, especially compressors, companders, limiters, and masterizers. Time-based plugins like reverb, delay, chorus, etc are very complex algorithms and are extremely power-intesive. The only true way is to increase your CPU power or add on more RAM, or at least back off of how many you use (instead of using a Reverb on each track to be triggered for effects, do Aux sends... bump 10 reverbs plugins down to 1 or two).
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