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I had no idea, and never thought about it, as we weren't trying to do anything but measure our music performance and production skills, celebrating a beautiful song by a fantastic band. I hope the above makes sense, and that it helps.
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Linear-Phase effects, which were noted in an earlier post above, and also convolution reverb effects are both notorious for this.Ī couple of quick and dirty workarounds are to either: Bypass the effects until done with recording and moving on to mixing, or temporarily swap out the effect(s) that need larger buffer sizes to process properly (convolution reverb and linear-phase types), with less resource hungry equivalent effects (different reverb plugin or non linear phase effect), until done with tracking, and then swap the other effects back in, where you can mix with a giant ASIO Buffer Size without needing to worry about the lag in playback, because you are no longer trying to play notes when the lag is present. There are some types of effects that are meant for mixing, rather than use in tracking/recording.
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(the FX button on the right of the Transport Module, acts like a toggle, to have all effects either engaged or bypassed). If you find that temporarily bypassing all effects makes a noticable difference with latency, that means that one or more of the effects loaded into the project, are introducing enough latency to produce noticable lag between playing a note and hearing it. (The parameter is the 'Multiprocessor Support', etc., under Engine:
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Here is a screenshot of the settings for this, in Kontakt. Some effects require huge ASIO Buffer Size settings, and some are just CPU hogs - some soft synths are also CPU hogs.Īlso, some plugins, like Native Instruments Kontakt, Battery 4, and I believe some other plugins of theirs, have settings where I could enter how many cores I have in my CPU, and those plugins distribute processing among the available cores, per the values I entered for the cores my CPU has.
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What audio interface are you using, and what Driver Mode are you using in Cakewalk? (ASIO? ) Please also detail the nature of your project - how many tracks, how many soft synths, which ones, how many effects plugins, the nature of them (such as convultion reverb, linear phase, etc.).Īnd, just for a test - what happens to render time when you temporarily first Bypass All Audio Effects processing? (just click on the FX button to the right of the metronome icon, and it will toggle Off/On the bypassing of all audio effects - once your test is complete, clicking again on the FX button will engage all audio effects again).