Are there no more CPU spikes in version 8? Has this issue been fixed? In version 6, the built‑in browser consistently causes CPU spikes on my system, etc...
A clear YES or NO, Just facts are enough.That's a debate rabbit hole, rather than me or others respond here, I suggest a discussion on a new thread or point us to your existing thread so it can be discussed.
A clear YES or NO, Just facts are enough.
Which issue? "CPU spikes" couldn't be more generic - in a DAW that usually hosts several 3rd party plug-ins.Are there no more CPU spikes in version 8? Has this issue been fixed?
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A clear YES or NO, Just facts are enough.
No.the spikes, when using the s1 browser, is a long time reported bug, heck the tickt is still open, I don't go over it again in here.
Back to my question:
Anyone still get theses spikes in version 8 when browsing stuff in the s1 browser while playback? *please*
If not no need to spam the thread, thanks
the spikes, when using the s1 browser, is a long time reported bug, heck the tickt is still open, I don't go over it again in here.
Back to my question:
Anyone still get theses spikes in version 8 when browsing stuff in the s1 browser while playback? *please*
If not no need to spam the thread, thanks
It's not that simple. Without you showing steps to reproduce and exactly what your issue is, what you click on, how you click on it etc, in specific and a lot more detail, a clear answer cannot be given. Just telling us that you have issues with the browser is not enough info if you want me or others to try to reproduce your issue. I don't see any issues myself but then I might be doing something completely different to what you are doing, and I'm not going to test until you precisely show me what the issue is.
Hence my strong recommendation is to start a new thread rather than have a discussion about it here and derail this thread (I know from experience of posting on threads like this one myself and sending others on a wild goose chase).
The other alternative is to wait for the demo to come out and test it yourself (release date TBC).
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Have they fixed the bug where, when opening any plugin window through the mixer or inspector, it opens with about a half-second delay? But when adding a plugin either through the channel overview or by clicking the track number, it opens instantly, as it should?
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Cannot repro but then I haven't reinstalled.Had a funny thing where the update re-installed some of the soundsets under a Fender shared folder and then gave me a nag message everytime I opened SP8 and said they were duplicates. Soundsets were Deep Flight One, Sub Zero Bass, and Lead Architect. Had to move them from the Fender shared folder to the Soundset Folder. Seemed to work but why this happened is strange - seems again something linked to the name change.
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Ops, this bug still persistARA / fades bug resolved![]()
Nothing to do with audio interfaces. This is reported by several users, me included, and for sure we don’t have the same hardware.Well - delay compensation can be a complicated scenario and has a lot to do with the plugins in play - your hardware and especially your audio interface.
You did not list any of your gear so I have no idea what you are working with. Until we can get a bead on your hardware - this is hard to troubleshoot.
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I REALLY want a setting to disable the micro-view thing. It just annoys me…Could it be that in the mixer and in the inspector, FSP has to wait after the first click for the (very very unlikely) case that you wanted to open the Micro Edit crap with the second click, so that the plugin gui does not open prematurely?
This waiting time then might be dependent on the system's double-click speed setting.
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Hmm, I'm not quite sure, that this is a very hard fix because of the following: you can hack your way through this if you add the latency at the target position. And in every (hopefully) other case the latency gets compensated well, even in very complex routing scenarios.It’s probably a hard fix requiring getting into the playback/recording engine code, that would be my guess on why they don’t touch it but it’s a fundamental thing in a recroding/playback enviroment. Plugin delay compensation is expected to work fully in this day and age otherwise don’t list it as a feature because it doesn’t work well. It may be a hard fix but other DAW’s have it nailed.
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