From 9.12 back to 9.02 on my system FYI
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2017 7:11 am
For anyone with similar system, some FYI.
I jumped from DP 8.07 to 9.12 a couple of weeks ago on my system:
2009 MacPro, 2x2.26 QuadCore w/5,1 firmware running, 24 gig RAM; SSD drives for system, sample libraries, and projects; original Traveler mkI; current MOTU audio drivers.
All seemed well, (with a few quirks), until I got into a more demanding project and tried toi finalize and master.
My project has 6 intances of EastWest PLAY 5 running Hollywood Orchestra (Gold), several instances of EastWest Spaces, plus a couple other VI's as well.
The new EastWest PLAY 5 is fantastic, by the way, and doesn't seem to be the basis of anything weird with DP 9.12 .
Over the last few days, my DP 9.12 would crash quite often while saving, the MAS audio system would just die for some reason, the new pre-gen seemed to be really slow whenever I wanted to go back and play a V.I. instrument (as in no response from the V.I. for a few seconds after clicking the record button in order to play it).
Worst of all was the introduction of pops, cracks, etc. in the audio stream. (this is a sample only project)
I tried all the streaming and disk adjustments possible in PLAY and the other V.I.'s, and it didn't change anything.
And the CPU is fine, RAM is fine, and there are no signs of any spikes or distortion in my DP output either. (everything is at 0db or less with a the Masterworks limiter thrown on as well to boost my final output. I trust it as I always have before without problem.)
I tried freezing some tracks, but some of the frozen tracks didn't record the first measure or two upon freezing. That's a problem.
So, I thought I should 'downgrade' to DP 9.02.
Now, all is fine. Everything runs smoother, faster, and there are no audio cracks or pops.
I check the 9.02 Preferences and the 'Real time PlugIn' settings, and the project even loaded in at 'Pre Gen Mode when possible'. All is well. The plugins are running in PreGen mode without problem.
Anyways, that's a FYI report for y'all.
I jumped from DP 8.07 to 9.12 a couple of weeks ago on my system:
2009 MacPro, 2x2.26 QuadCore w/5,1 firmware running, 24 gig RAM; SSD drives for system, sample libraries, and projects; original Traveler mkI; current MOTU audio drivers.
All seemed well, (with a few quirks), until I got into a more demanding project and tried toi finalize and master.
My project has 6 intances of EastWest PLAY 5 running Hollywood Orchestra (Gold), several instances of EastWest Spaces, plus a couple other VI's as well.
The new EastWest PLAY 5 is fantastic, by the way, and doesn't seem to be the basis of anything weird with DP 9.12 .
Over the last few days, my DP 9.12 would crash quite often while saving, the MAS audio system would just die for some reason, the new pre-gen seemed to be really slow whenever I wanted to go back and play a V.I. instrument (as in no response from the V.I. for a few seconds after clicking the record button in order to play it).
Worst of all was the introduction of pops, cracks, etc. in the audio stream. (this is a sample only project)
I tried all the streaming and disk adjustments possible in PLAY and the other V.I.'s, and it didn't change anything.
And the CPU is fine, RAM is fine, and there are no signs of any spikes or distortion in my DP output either. (everything is at 0db or less with a the Masterworks limiter thrown on as well to boost my final output. I trust it as I always have before without problem.)
I tried freezing some tracks, but some of the frozen tracks didn't record the first measure or two upon freezing. That's a problem.
So, I thought I should 'downgrade' to DP 9.02.
Now, all is fine. Everything runs smoother, faster, and there are no audio cracks or pops.
I check the 9.02 Preferences and the 'Real time PlugIn' settings, and the project even loaded in at 'Pre Gen Mode when possible'. All is well. The plugins are running in PreGen mode without problem.
Anyways, that's a FYI report for y'all.