[RWP] Weird laggy performance issue
Scott Chesworth
scottchesworth at gmail.com
Thu Aug 7 20:12:28 EDT 2014
I'd imagine you must be able to disabled delay compensation yeah, but
could I find a setting for that earlier? Could I buggery. It'll be
discovered tomorrow when I don't need it, and then promptly forgotten
about by the time I remember to open that dodgy project and try it out
lol.
On 8/7/14, Chris Belle <cb1963 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Can you disable delay compensation with reaper?
>
> Glad you got it sorted.
>
> We'll have to ask for that safe mode feature with reaper, that's saved
> my butt more than a few times with sonar.
>
>
> On 8/7/2014 2:25 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote:
>> Oreo: hahaha, I see that you remember which OS I'm using old chap.
>> Yep, forgot to mention it because it kinda goes without saying, but
>> several restarts did happen along the way.
>>
>> Chris: So far as I know Reaper doesn't have that feature. I attempted
>> a similar process by bypassing and selectively adding stuff again
>> until it broke, but even with everything bypassed it was still being
>> kinda cranky. In the end I burned through an hour or so rendering out
>> the stuff I'd spent time on and rebuilt the project. Annoying, but
>> what can you do. I'm hazarding a guess, but I think something to do
>> with delay compensation got its knickers in a knot, that's what it
>> felt like anyway.
>>
>> Thanks for the tips, and if anyone has stuff to add keep 'em coming as
>> I'd love to get to the bottom of this for next time.
>>
>> Scott
>>
>> On 8/7/14, Chris Belle <cb1963 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>>> Does reaper have a safe mode by where you can selectively load plug-ins
>>> till you find one mis-behaving,
>>>
>>> In the mean time, can you export your audio and re-import it in to
>>> another project to work around for now?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 8/7/2014 5:37 AM, Scott Chesworth wrote:
>>>> Folks, I'm in a bit of a fix here, hoping someone can nudge me in the
>>>> right direction. I'm working on a mix that contains around 50 tracks
>>>> all told by the time you factor in buses and little snippets separated
>>>> for the sake of fake automation. There's a lot of VSTs in the project,
>>>> mainly amp sims. Minimal master bus processing, just the stock
>>>> multiband comp and a smidge of saturation happening there. Out of
>>>> nowhere, Reaper suddenly got really, really slow and laggy. As in, if
>>>> I hit play, stop, move to an item etc, it takes a good 5 seconds to
>>>> respond, and the tales of fx are all juddery and broken up. Here's
>>>> what I've looked at so far, but perhaps I missed something.
>>>>
>>>> - I retraced my steps and removed the last few things added, no
>>>> difference
>>>> - I've frozen pretty much every track I can. Aside from taking an age
>>>> to do that (presumably due to the same issue scuppering that process),
>>>> no difference.
>>>> I've rebuilt all peaks, just in case.
>>>> _ I've cranked the latency as high as it'll go in the control panel
>>>> for my interface, no difference.
>>>> - Tried switching to a different screen reader from my usual NVDA, no
>>>> difference.
>>>> - Loaded another similarly big project, which also behaves pretty
>>>> badly, so I'm guessing this is a setting of some description or some
>>>> sort of cache that needs flushing out.
>>>> - CPU load and RAM usage seem fine, lower than I would've expected
>>>> actually for a beast of a project like this
>>>>
>>>> Any thoughts on what I might've missed? This is driving me barmy!
>>>>
>>>> Scott
>>>>
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