Total CPU time isn't real time performance.Īlso, when you see that core "spike" it doesn't mean the CPU isn't fast enough, it means something having to do with that input buffered channel couldn't complete during your really small process buffer of time. I just want to make sure you're clear on how Logic works when you select (thus rec enable) a track: it puts both play and ANY plug in DSP that touches that signal-be it the master buss or the reverb aux-everything interacting with that channel you select will go onto a single core. Does anyone have any idea what I can try? It's totally destroying my workflow as I try to score to picture.
I've recorded a screencast so you can see what I'm referring to here:Īnd with a fresh project with just a few instances and maybe EWQL Space's loaded up for the reverb I see the same problems. Setting Logic's Processing threads to 8 and Multithreading to Playback & Live TracksĮven when idle, one of my core's is diddling about at around half-way: Switching off Kontakt's multi-thread option Playing with the buffer settings (currently on 64) Switching from using VEPro instances to using single AU instances like one instrument per Kontakt / PLAY / UVI etc. so they're not on single channel strips as recommended by Apple Using various aux tracks to route my effects etc. Using VEPro with multi-timbral instances of Kontakt (this reduced the load, but I still have the same issue) I've got 16gb RAM, but this appears to be a Logic issue rather than hardware from what I've been reading.
High sierra not recognizing black magic multidock mac osx#
Record-enabling a track absolutely murders a single core of my quad Mac Mini (on Mac OSX High Sierra using an Apollo Twin soundcard and Blackmagic Multidock with Samsung EVO SSD's and Logic 10.4) making it almost impossible to score as things glitch out to the point everything is out of sync or the project stops and I lose the MIDI I've just recorded. Hi, I've been trying to find a solution to this for years now and really struggling as nothing seems to work.
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