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April 21, 16 9:32 PM (permalink)

sonar delay when changing view

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I am using x3 ,windows 8, 8gb ram ,amd 945cpu, amd 4870 gpu /1gb ram
When i changer views using number on keyboard ,there is delay to change the screen's layout like a few seconds.
Any ideas ?
 
 
 
 
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    Anderton
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    Re: sonar delay when changing view April 21, 16 9:50 PM (permalink)
    That's just the way it is. SONAR has to flush some stuff and load some stuff, which takes a few seconds.

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    Re: sonar delay when changing view April 21, 16 11:44 PM (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Dream Logic Audio April 22, 16 4:56 AM
    celdronis
    When i changer views using number on keyboard ,there is delay to change the screen's layout like a few seconds.
    Any ideas ?
     



    I guess you are talking about changing between screensets ...
     
    If you don't need the browser in all of these screensets, you might want to close it (i.e. undock and close with "x" - not just minimize it). the browser looks for your directory structure on the harddrive, which may slow the entire screenset down. so for example I deliberately exclude the browser from any project that goes into a live playlist as the project opens much faster without the browser (even on a fast SSD system)

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    Re: sonar delay when changing view April 21, 16 11:59 PM (permalink)
    RehabRob
    the browser looks for your directory structure on the harddrive, which may slow the entire screenset down. 


    I always save projects for live performance with the browser closed for speed of loading as well. Now I know why! Thanks Rob:)

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    Re: sonar delay when changing view April 22, 16 2:41 PM (permalink)
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    celdronis
    When i changer views using number on keyboard ,there is delay to change the screen's layout like a few seconds.
    Any ideas ?
     



    I guess you are talking about changing between screensets ...
     
    If you don't need the browser in all of these screensets, you might want to close it (i.e. undock and close with "x" - not just minimize it). the browser looks for your directory structure on the harddrive, which may slow the entire screenset down. so for example I deliberately exclude the browser from any project that goes into a live playlist as the project opens much faster without the browser (even on a fast SSD system)


    that was really helpfull .Thank you very much :)
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    Re: sonar delay when changing view April 22, 16 2:42 PM (permalink)
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    RehabRob
    the browser looks for your directory structure on the harddrive, which may slow the entire screenset down. 


    I always save projects for live performance with the browser closed for speed of loading as well. Now I know why! Thanks Rob:)


    Great idea .thanks !
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