5/22/2023 0 Comments Sound radix 32 lives 1.0.8Buffer settings of 256 and 512 had no effective change in the spikes I've received. I've tried changing the audio buffer and CPU usage in Mainstage with no effect. Spikes have caused system crash or freeze requiring a restart of Mainstage at a minimum. There have been times when either VB3 or MH would appear to cause the spike, but never the Korg Legacy bundle which runs at 64 bit native. Audio would cut out until the CPU had time to recover. There were actually two spikes at that level lasting 2-3 seconds, then things settled down. ![]() While doing some testing yesterday using Mainstage's CPU monitor, Miroslav Philharmonik spiked to 4400%. The upgrade has changed that and made it worse. Usually it's just the big spike after startup, and an occasional spike during the show that did not cause continual problems. During one show in June, Mainstage froze, then crashed and would NOT recover until I was able to trash Mainstage preferences, but this was an exception. I have had this problem since using Mainstage 3.0.4 (which was when I also moved to 32Lives to use my 32 bit plugs). The above items have occurred prior to my upgrade to 32Lives 1.0.8 (prior version I believe was 1.0.5 or 1.0.6), but they are occurring more frequently under the new version. During a live show this past Friday the system crashed twice requiring a restart of Mainstage, but not a restart of the computer. Subsequent changing of rotor speed seams to work normally with only an occasional CPU spike after that.ĬPU spikes will occasionally occur when switching to a Mainstage patch that has either VB3 or Miroslav Philharmonik (or both) in that patch. Once I activate VB3 and change the rotor speed the first time, the system will spike hard and I will get 1-2 seconds of audio drop-out. I notice the spikes during the following conditions.Īfter initial startup of Mainstage, there will be 2 or 3 high CPU spikes, then the system will settle down. Mac Mini i7 2.3 MHz, 16 Gigs Ram, OSX 10.10.5īheringer XR18AIR (works as audio interface for Mac Mini) The upgrade has made this situation worse. I've updated to the latest version of 32lives that would hopefully solve a continuing problem with hard CPU spikes and occasional crashing. I'm bringing this up here to see if anyone else has some suggestions or ways I might be able to trouble shoot or at least make my system a little more manageable: For those who want to enjoy Logic X’s new features and have a lot of expensive plug-ins that they don’t won’t to lose, though, this is an essential and elegant solution.I've sent the following message to Sound Radix to help solve a problem that at least points to 32Lives and the 32 bit plugs running in my system. Whether or not you think that the $99 price tag is a little steep for a software adaptor will largely depend on how big your plug-in collection is and how many items you need to convert. ![]() Apart from a very minor GUI wiggle when a window is moved, the results are practically seamless – much better, in fact, than Apple’s own 32-bit bridge solution for running Logic 9 in 64-bit mode. ![]() You can now load old Logic 9 arrangements in Logic X and your 32-bit plug-ins will appear like normal. A quick look in the Components folder reveals that duplicates have been created, but with ‘圆4’ added to the file name along with a 32 Lives icon. You simply select which ones you want converted, then hit the Resurrect button. Once loaded, 32 Lives will scan your system for 32-bit plug-ins and present them in a list. It’s worth noting that the program will convert only Audio Units and runs in OSX 10.6.8 or later. A full list and a trial version are available from the Sound Radix website, so you can test whether your plug-ins will work.
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