Too many Audio Tracks!

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2012/09/12 17:18:52 (permalink)

Too many Audio Tracks!

  Is there a way to disable some tracks so the project will play? Just delivered a project with 88 mono files. Starting and stopping....mute doesn't seem to do it. Can't get it to play smoothly. Run an 8core . thx LP

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    SvenArne
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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/12 17:19:31 (permalink)
    Laptop with 5400 RPM drive?





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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/12 17:22:43 (permalink)

    you can archive the tracks you don't need to hear. that will stop sonar from streaming them from the HD

    just hit the "A"-button on the track(s) and you're done.

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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/12 17:42:42 (permalink)
      no, my main beast of a machine, fast drives.

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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/12 17:54:04 (permalink)
    thx Loptec.

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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/12 18:55:50 (permalink)
    Why not just raise your ASIO buffers or WDM slider. I'm able to mix 100 plus tracks without any hiccups. its all about your sound card drivers and how you set it

    If you have a beast for a pc, as you call it. 88 mono tracks should be a walk in the park

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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/13 03:56:44 (permalink)
    I totally agree with CJ

    I was able to run projects bigger than that on my old Q6700 under XP32 and 4Gb (effectively <3.5Gb) of RAM

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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/13 04:31:22 (permalink)
    Buffers will change everything. Set them to 1024 if 512 does not work.

    I regularly run HUGE mixes (80- plus) with Slate VCC and tons of busses (like 20) and FX (onboard and outboard) at 512 - no sweat. I run an i7 2600 with 8gb ram and a dedicated 7200 audio HDD - Nothing special really.


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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/13 05:09:49 (permalink)
    You do have your audio files on their own dedicated drive, right?

    It shouldn't take much for a system to handle 88 tracks these days, especially with no plugs on (which I assume you don't yet). You obviously don't have something set up right. Give us your full spec list and set-up.


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    Re:Too many Audio Tracks! 2012/09/13 07:52:16 (permalink)
    Are those all audio tracks or do you have a bunch of synths in there too? 

    If you have synths.... freeze or bounce them and then archive the synths to shut them off. Freezing shuts them off automatically. 

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