Multicore processing?

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dattrax
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2016/06/25 09:18:16 (permalink)

Multicore processing?

Sometimes I pitch shift (transpose) multiple tracks, but it seems to take ages.  CPU is at 13%, so its only using one core of my system.
 
Any way we can get this to run in parallel, seems like a simple optimization?
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    Zargg
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    Re: Multicore processing? 2016/06/25 09:43:21 (permalink)
    Hi. Which OS do you use? You could try turning off core parking?
    All the best.

    Ken Nilsen
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    Zargg
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    Re: Multicore processing? 2016/06/25 09:44:25 (permalink)
    http://forum.cakewalk.com/Windows-7-amp-Core-Parking-a-better-way-to-Turn-It-OFF-m1861804.aspx
     

    Ken Nilsen
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    dattrax
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    Re: Multicore processing? 2016/06/25 10:06:56 (permalink)
    Windows 10, so I'm not sure this is applicable... I'll look into it a bit more as the thread is long.
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    Re: Multicore processing? 2016/06/25 10:19:31 (permalink)
    The setting in preferences - audio-configuration file - I had heard somewhere that this should be set to "2" for multi-core systems, is this correct?, as well as regedit changes suggested?
     
      
    "ThreadScheduleingModel" "2"

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    Re: Multicore processing? 2016/06/25 10:51:36 (permalink)
    Hi all,
    I seem to get more even bars when I bump it up to 4, the number of cores I have. I even tried bumping to eight which are the threads. Can't remember if that was better. our that didn't work much. Just my cent and a half.
    MJ
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