1. IMPORTANT:
    We launched a new online community and this space is now closed. This community will be available as a read-only resources until further notice.
    JOIN US HERE

One instance inside Ableton - Massive CPU

Discussion in 'Technical Issues (Archive)' started by Gluon, May 13, 2010.

Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.
  1. Gluon

    Gluon NI Product Owner

    Messages:
    26
    This one is a killer for me...

    First proper use of Mashine for a live set - configured 7 groups for a live set. And this bad crackling started to happen.

    Removed machine from the lives set and CPU went from 80% down to 9%..

    Byt the way this is on a quad core desktop machine with tonnes of memory - what hope do I have when i transfer this to my laptop for live use !

    Any help/tips appreciated - but right now this is unusable for me - have go to an bounce all the work I did down to audio grr

    -G-
     
  2. ew

    ew Moderator Moderator

    Messages:
    21,328
    Some more info would help. OS? What quad core?

    ew
     
  3. Gluon

    Gluon NI Product Owner

    Messages:
    26
    Ok we figured it out...

    I was loading up a single Maschine patch with all the drum patterns for a collection of songs in Ableton...

    I thought I would save come CPU by having only one Maschine VST...

    I had it setup so there was a different set of patterns on each Group and each group represented the drum track for a song in Ableton...

    so it was a pretty large patch...

    However I forgot that Ableton dedicates at most 1 CPU to each track...

    So i went back and split up the single Maschine patch into a multiple patches and loaded multiple Mashine VSTs in Ableton and things are much better - I can even save some more cpu by enable/disable the unused Maschine VSTs

    -G-
     
  4. ew

    ew Moderator Moderator

    Messages:
    21,328
    Cool... =)

    If you can go with using multiple instances, that's always the best way to go with multicore systems.

    ew
     
Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.