can you give a description of all your computers including there disks where are your system and where are your different libs ?
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@vosk said:
I'm not talking about the number of tracks :), and the problem of CPU vs MIR.May be you can slim down your orchestral template, more you have tracks more CPU resources MIR will use :)
can you give a description of all your computers including there disks where are your system and where are your different libs ?
Load also depends of your disks ? Do you use ssd ?
If you look at my configuration in my signature I have an orchestral template of 100 instruments, most of them are VI , and this with MIR in 5.1 but I use articulation switching.
Playing my test song in 5.1 with buffer in Logic set to 512, the CPU is idle between 60 to 85 %, my big template is set with preload buffer at the minimum
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MIR processes only its own channels, of course using the CPU. If MIR working in Standalone mode, MIR not use resources of Host or VE PRO, only CPU. In my monstrous project with 900 tracks :) I use only 19 channels in MIR for process. (pic. http://i.minus.com/inDUeFtPQDuTq.JPG )
Its toy template is compared in this example: http://community.vsl.co.at/forums/p/34599/215686.aspx :) And despite this my MIR template kills my CPU.. Reason is one - in my case MIR work does not in VE Instance and in Standalone mode.
900 tracks (midi) do not have anything to do with :)
I have a fast disсs - OCZ Revodrive X2 and X3, almost all library located on these discs. Also I have a raid-massives on ordinary discs 7200. Speed of my library discs can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-nFBWTlnew (my drives right :)) And if you know -
work with libraries of Hollywood series (eastwest) can only use these discs (or SSD-raid) and VE PRO. It is a prerequisite. :)The problem is not speed drives or weak system or huge project, and even not loading the audio engine (ASIO).. Problem in MIR in Standalone mode, and this problem can be solved by transferring MIR to another computer.
This movie is a little bit about my problem: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0DAXKB0JMI
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Hi vosk,
just had a look at the video about your problem. I wonder if you already tried to change the audio buffer size or the MIR latency settings.
To get a better idea of what's going on on your system, it would be interesting if you could try:
- same audio buffer size, MIR latency set to 0
- larger audio buffer size, MIR latency set to 0
- larger audio buffer size and a larger MIR latencyThank you, Florian
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I have not used MIR like this, I use it in VE PRO, so I cannot help you much
my template :
http://cyrilblanc.fr/VSL/orch.pngDid you try to set your buffer size to 1024 in Cubase and your pre-load buffer size in directory manager to the minimum
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Do you have the possibility in Cubase to "mute"/disable MIR ?
Does it improve ?
As you have a lot of free memory, you can increase Preload in Directory Manager ! [8-)]
If you had the possibility to convert your project in Logic format I could test it on my configuration
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On a well-built, but not spectacular machine from 2012 I can use up to 150 instances and more of MIR Pro (in stereo, 44.1kHz, depending on latency settings and other applications running at the same time).
-> Intel Core i7-3930K, 32 GB RAM, Windows 7 Prof. 64bit, Nuendo 5.5.6 64bit, RME HDSP
You're using either very low latencies, or something else is peculiar on your system.
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W7 x64 Ultimate, i7-3770K (3.9 mhz), 32 GB RAM, Cubase 7.5.3 x64, RME AIO (6 ms latency)
Clean C7 project, 24 (for MIR PRO 24 :)) audio-tracks (guitar groove), 24 channels (pos. on stage) in MIR (Standalone) = 60% loading CPU. (ups..)
In this case I have only 40% CPU max for everything else.