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Braindrop
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 19:20
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hey guys...can any1 suggest me to reduce the cpu load in FLStudio 5??? fr ex: if i use like 2 or 3 Sytrus patterns...the whole proogram goes like totally fuzzed out.....and it gets stuck and still keps on playing..and the whole thing sounds absolutely horrible......is it something that u cannot do much in FL??/ or is there smething that can be done...o and yea i have P3 800 mhz....128 gb ram.....is that too low or bad or somethin...have tried it on a p4 as well....but the result is somewat same.....
AM TOTALLY CLUELESS !!!!
Help needed pals!!!!!
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sy000321
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 19:38
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strange
i used FL 5 in a p2 with 128 and usually didn't got bad results from it, only with very heavy tracks
give more details about your setup, i might be able to help you out
roll a joint or STFU :) |
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sy000321
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 19:42
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strange
i used FL 5 in a p2 with 128 and usually didn't got bad results from it, only with very heavy tracks
give more details about your setup, i might be able to help you out
roll a joint or STFU :) |
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bandarlog
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 20:54
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On 2005-09-20 19:20, UrbanPsySpirit wrote:
o and yea i have P3 800 mhz....128 gb ram.....is that too low or bad or somethin...
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man with 128 Gb of ram you're probably safe 
Check your buffers/latency, it should be large enough (like 50ms with a normal soundcard). Also check your reverbs and efx. Anyway it is indeed not normal... You should be able to run MUCH more.
but 128Mb of ram isn't quite enough, go for 512 at least, it's cheap these days btw... |
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orange
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 21:02
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fregle
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 21:57
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also check the asio driver FL is using, always use the one that comes with ur soundcard, not the ultracrappy multimedia ASIO driver... |
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S.D6 (Yakir .B.)
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 22:35
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it's sound's wierd...
there is the same problem useing better pc???
my opinion is that your computer suck's but i will recommend you to export all of the midi channel's to wav channel's and use it as an audio instead of midi, the reason for this is that the midi channel take's more CPU then the audio channel....
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sideFXed
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Posted : Sep 20, 2005 23:31
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check asio as suggested, bounce often (don't delete the original midi)
you could try http://www.silverspike.com tapeit 1 (free) or the demo of tapeit2. this tool is very nice and you can bounce more tracks instead of only one. Insert on every track 1 tapeit plugin and bounce for example kick, bassline, leads, beats and so on
if you really want to have more power so you don't have to bounce, buy either a new computer (amd 64 x2 4400+) or fx teleport. http://www.fxteleport.com - With fx teleport and a nice gigabit lan or firewire network you can transmit vsti's and vstfx over your network to any number of computers. Only the computer running the sequencer needs a audio card, preferably a low latency asio card.
This thing is the real shit. I'm running like 6 hq reverbs and some layered vsti's on my gf amd64 via fx teleport with no noticeable latency 
I'm really impressed with the results. Have fun
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Braindrop
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Posted : Sep 21, 2005 18:24
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On 2005-09-20 21:57, FREGLE wrote:
also check the asio driver FL is using, always use the one that comes with ur soundcard, not the ultracrappy multimedia ASIO driver...
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thanks for ur help guys......dude.....how do i check for the driver thta its using???? and the soundcard that i have is a CREATIVE one......and how do i change it???
thanks fr all the replies!!
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Braindrop
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Posted : Sep 21, 2005 18:30
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On 2005-09-20 19:38, sy000321 wrote:
strange
i used FL 5 in a p2 with 128 and usually didn't got bad results from it, only with very heavy tracks
give more details about your setup, i might be able to help you out
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k... my setup isnt all that hi -fi ..lol...just basic....dont know wat exactly ur lookin fr.....but anyways...
win ME..
p3 820 Mhz
128 ram,asio drivers i guess
creative soundcard and speakers..
...thts abt it....and
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sideFXed
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Posted : Sep 21, 2005 18:43
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if you can't achieve latencies below 20 ms with your creative soundcard (it will skip and crackle) you could use the kx driver (www.kxproject.com). This driver replaces your creative sounddrivers. I can get latencies of 10 ms with this driver. Keep in mind that it only works for audigy and sb live cards.
It has alot more features for routing and it is alot more convinient/nicer (different skins) in comparison to the creative drivers.
If you get serious with producing music, or you record often, I'd suggest you to look into a better audio card like RME (http://www.rme-audio.com) or M-Audio (http://www.m-audio.com)
But for beginning and jamming it's an okay soundcard. Only the analog/digital convertors on this card are below usual standards.
There are alot of topics about which soundcard to get. But if you got the cash, get an RME |
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diskonekt
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Posted : Sep 21, 2005 21:39
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You can also try the asio4all driver ... should give much better results :
www.asio4all.com
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