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1. #Reviews on softube tape in presonus one update#
2. #Reviews on softube tape in presonus one full#
3. #Reviews on softube tape in presonus one pro#

#Reviews on softube tape in presonus one full#

The new system runs a full session of nearly 100 tracks with full editing, mixing and mastering online, in realtime, with several pretty heavy plugins, melodyne, audio bend, and multiple virtual instruments, with barely any clicks and dropouts. This is still way better than my previous systems (4th gen i7). Just built a system with a 8700k all cores running at 5GHZ but Studio One is only using 80% one thread and ~15% all other 11 threads!! Imagine the POWER it can achieve if it could use all cores equivalently! Not sure about Multi Instruments, but I achieved pretty even usage across cores with a simple change in settings. Have fun!Ĭopying over from another related thread. This should be considered a bug in it's own right because no user should have to go into BIOS and disable a CPU feature hat makes it run a lot faster but at least I have a fix that allows me to get work done.Īnyway, I know this was a super long post but this helped me so much and I figured it could help some of you out there as well - at least until the CPU issues with Studio One get ironed out. Before it would spike to 100 every second or so. If it's hovering at 35%, it will go up and down maybe 3% but that's it. My CPU is about 10-15% higher without Turbo Boost on but finally I have rock solid consistent numbers. Well, it got bad enough that I decided to try it and VOILA - for the first time ever for me in Studio One - NO CPU SPIKES! I had read in a few places about disabling Turbo Boost in BIOS (and Turbo Boost Max) but had decided that there was no way I was going to sacrifice CPU power. Still, the spikes were killing my workflow and making it really hard to get stuff done.

I tried running Latency Mon, disabling all my drivers, reinstalling Studio One, killing all my processes, Disabling C states and EIST in BIOS - everything I could find. and should not be having random CPU spikes. I'm running an I7 6800k with 64gb of Ram, multiple SSDs, etc. I was having horrible CPU spikes that would only show up with larger projects and it was driving me insane. I came to this thread and (the other similar feature request) when I searched CPU spikes in Studio One on Google.

#Reviews on softube tape in presonus one update#

So yes, PLEASE update the engine to be more CPU efficient!Īll of that said, I love Studio One so much I just can't get away from it.īut I'm writing here for another reason that hopefully helps people until CPU efficiency is fixed.

Also, I believe Sonar has a feature that temporarily bypasses plugins automatically during playback for tracks that have no content or something like that.

I see no reason why Studio One shouldn't be able to do the same. Sonar just did a huge overhaul of it's CPU efficiency and specifically it's multi core efficiency and it's just incredibly powerful now.

#Reviews on softube tape in presonus one pro#

Coming from Sonar and Pro Tools, I would say Sonar, at least, is 2-4 times more efficient than Studio One with large projects. First, let me say that I completely agree that the CPU efficiency in Studio One is definitely behind that of other DAWs.