Presswerk Public Beta
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- KVRian
- 929 posts since 13 Jan, 2013 from United States
Presswerk is giving me a huge CPU hit -- running Logic X on an IMac 2.5GHz Core i5 with 16 G of ram. Any strategies to reduce the CPU hit? When I just have one instance of it, on for instance the drum bus, it peaks one of the cores completely.
- KVRist
- 340 posts since 18 Sep, 2013
To have so much empty space covering the screen is just plain nonsense, sorry.2ZrgE wrote:Reason for that was said before, would be rather irritating when flippin through presets if the GUI window resizes constantly...
If you are worried about flipping through presets, they could be categorized into presets that use the full view, or the quick views. Problem solved.
But honestly, a compressor is not a synth, where you flip through dozens or even hundreds of sounds.
I personally never use presets for compressors, but even people who do will hardly flip through a lot of them, becasue they are usually organized to fit certain instruments.
- KVRian
- 950 posts since 25 Sep, 2014
Hm, I have the exact same setup as yourself and I'm not seeing this. It uses maybe half a core at most when the normal UI is up, less when it's the Opto and maybe 10% of a core when the UI is closed on Mavericks. You running Yosemite?ontrackp wrote:Presswerk is giving me a huge CPU hit -- running Logic X on an IMac 2.5GHz Core i5 with 16 G of ram. Any strategies to reduce the CPU hit? When I just have one instance of it, on for instance the drum bus, it peaks one of the cores completely.
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- KVRian
- 929 posts since 13 Jan, 2013 from United States
No. I'm actually still on 10.8.5 because I have to be able to open Pro Tools 10 which is not supported in Mavericks or Yosemite.dumbledog wrote:Hm, I have the exact same setup as yourself and I'm not seeing this. It uses maybe half a core at most when the normal UI is up, less when it's the Opto and maybe 10% of a core when the UI is closed on Mavericks. You running Yosemite?ontrackp wrote:Presswerk is giving me a huge CPU hit -- running Logic X on an IMac 2.5GHz Core i5 with 16 G of ram. Any strategies to reduce the CPU hit? When I just have one instance of it, on for instance the drum bus, it peaks one of the cores completely.
I just started using an AVID Artist Control -- i wonder if Eucon is forcing more CPU useage??? I'll do some experimenting.
Thanks.!
- KVRAF
- 4849 posts since 2 Sep, 2005 from city of lights (nl)
ok, you've convinced meNovalis wrote:To have so much empty space covering the screen is just plain nonsense, sorry.2ZrgE wrote:Reason for that was said before, would be rather irritating when flippin through presets if the GUI window resizes constantly...
If you are worried about flipping through presets, they could be categorized into presets that use the full view, or the quick views. Problem solved.
But honestly, a compressor is not a synth, where you flip through dozens or even hundreds of sounds.
I personally never use presets for compressors, but even people who do will hardly flip through a lot of them, becasue they are usually organized to fit certain instruments.
if the gui resizing on presets would be possible at all, how about some kind of option for "allow GUI resize" so everyone is happy?
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- KVRian
- 1369 posts since 29 Apr, 2012 from Paris
Especially when you compare this "empty" panels to the main one which is filled with a rich design, it makes a huge and unpleasant difference.Novalis wrote:To have so much empty space covering the screen is just plain nonsense, sorry.2ZrgE wrote:Reason for that was said before, would be rather irritating when flippin through presets if the GUI window resizes constantly...
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- KVRAF
- 1994 posts since 18 Nov, 2008
It's ok but doesn't sound exceptional to me, I like the options its a good workhorse
circuit modeling and 0-dfb filters are cool
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- KVRian
- 1374 posts since 30 Mar, 2011
Depends. If the presets are organized in categories ('Drums', 'Mastering') I would maybe flick through them - nothing wrong about using presets as a starting point, especially if you are more musician than sound engineer.Novalis wrote:To have so much empty space covering the screen is just plain nonsense, sorry.2ZrgE wrote:Reason for that was said before, would be rather irritating when flippin through presets if the GUI window resizes constantly...
If you are worried about flipping through presets, they could be categorized into presets that use the full view, or the quick views. Problem solved.
But honestly, a compressor is not a synth, where you flip through dozens or even hundreds of sounds.
I personally never use presets for compressors, but even people who do will hardly flip through a lot of them, becasue they are usually organized to fit certain instruments.
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- KVRer
- 17 posts since 1 Oct, 2014
I am absolutely fine with the performance on a MacBook Pro 2.4 i5 (Reaper, Mavericks). The CPU hit is slightly bigger as it is with other "common" compressors (Pro-C, The Glue, Waves 76/2A) and on HQ setting it doubles but it's fine with the sound it produces.ontrackp wrote:Presswerk is giving me a huge CPU hit -- running Logic X on an IMac 2.5GHz Core i5 with 16 G of ram. Any strategies to reduce the CPU hit? When I just have one instance of it, on for instance the drum bus, it peaks one of the cores completely.
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- KVRer
- 17 posts since 1 Oct, 2014
Urs : With Diva when rendering stems, the divine mode is set on automatically, is this also possible with Presswerk? E.g. the HG / ANLG modes are on when rendering and off while working on the tracks.
- KVRist
- 455 posts since 31 May, 2013 from Space is the Place
I'd say that's a great idea with the HQ button, but not the ANLG buttonUrs : With Diva when rendering stems, the divine mode is set on automatically, is this also possible with Presswerk? E.g. the HG / ANLG modes are on when rendering and off while working on the tracks.
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- KVRist
- 31 posts since 29 Oct, 2014
imagine2014 wrote:Urs : With Diva when rendering stems, the divine mode is set on automatically, is this also possible with Presswerk? E.g. the HG / ANLG modes are on when rendering and off while working on the tracks.
"What you hear is what you get" should be rule NO1 for any studio software. A mix balance can suffer badly when the sound changes on rendering. That is on mixprocessors even more important than on sound sources. But even there a better rendering might not be really better in context of the track.
Higher quality on rendering should be only an option. In ideal one that is visually indicated somehow on the plugs main window
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- KVRist
- 31 posts since 29 Oct, 2014
And regarding the demo, do you mention issues here?
I have problems to enter the temp serial.. it refuses to take it and i cant close the plug in window anymore. controls on the plug do react and the demo crackle is played.. will restart the daw now
I have problems to enter the temp serial.. it refuses to take it and i cant close the plug in window anymore. controls on the plug do react and the demo crackle is played.. will restart the daw now
