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Yes, decoupling the instances means that I don't get the spinning beach ball when I try to save the file or delete a track in my arrange window. As I said before, the problem lessens the fewer coupled instances I have.
But that's not the point. If that just means that I have to decouple every instance of VE Pro every time I want to do something routine, like save my session or delete a track in the arrange window, that's not really a practical solution.
@christophertin said:
Yes, decoupling the instances means that I don't get the spinning beach ball when I try to save the file or delete a track in my arrange window. As I said before, the problem lessens the fewer coupled instances I have.
But that's not the point. If that just means that I have to decouple every instance of VE Pro every time I want to do something routine, like save my session or delete a track in the arrange window, that's not really a practical solution.
Why don't you just work with VE Pro decoupled and then recouple it before you close the project?
DG
Because I can't work with VE Pro decoupled. VE Pro is running all my samples from my slave to my master, so what you're saying doesn't make any sense. If I work with VE Pro decoupled, then I don't hear any samples being played. And recoupling it before I save the project makes no sense either. Did you mean the reverse?
Even if you did mean the reverse, that still doesn't solve the core issue here. VE Pro, when instantiated, creates a slowdown of some of Logic's base functions. I'm hoping someone from VSL will chime in and let me know if this is a known issue.
@christophertin said:
Because I can't work with VE Pro decoupled. VE Pro is running all my samples from my slave to my master, so what you're saying doesn't make any sense. If I work with VE Pro decoupled, then I don't hear any samples being played. And recoupling it before I save the project makes no sense either. Did you mean the reverse?
Why don't you hear anything when VEP is decoupled? All it should do is stop saving all plug settings every time you save the logic project. Are you sure that you are decoupling and not disconnecting?
DG
Ah! Interesting. Now we're on to something. Yes, I thought you had meant 'disconnect'. I'm not sure what this discoupling feature is... where would I find it?
Ahah! I found the Decoupling button, clicked it, and it worked great. Thanks, DG--well reasoned, and well solved. Props to you.
Hmmm, where is this decoupling button?
the Preserve button? that doesn't fix the Logic function slowdown problem for me.