Yet another great suggestion, thank you for that.lem18 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 3:07 am Hmmm it is curious! Have you tried backing up your existing Repro folders (in ~/.u-he/), deleting them (or moving them somewhere out of the plugin search path), installing Repro fresh, then trying it? Maybe it's a setting that's gone wrong somewhere in a config file? I'm not sure what else to try with the knowledge I have, but I'd try that just in case. It's interesting that the CPU can handle other heavy U-he plugins but Repro is behaving seemingly opposite with the multicore switch..
As suggested I backed up the folders and files, deleted the Repro folders from .uhe, .vst, and .vst3 then reinstalled version 9669 and put just my presets back in the user and 3rd party folders. Alas, there was no difference.
The best compromise I've managed while using mcore is using 2 threads which is marginally better than one but not enough to matter.
Thanks again for the help!
