yes, same here. it even kept me away from using live for producing.plaster wrote:thank god ableton decided to flex the freeze option, cuz the first version didn't allow editing while in the freeze mode. didn't use it much tho...i think i should cuz most of the projects go up untill 80% or more.northernlight wrote:i usualy run on about 10% cpu usage. leaves lots of power for working on new sounds. as soon as i nailed them, i freeze em. i usualy wait with flattening until after arrangement when i start to mix down.plaster wrote:yeah, it's a good option!!northernlight wrote:freeze and flatten
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a ton of audio works fine in my casedncn wrote:
i have no idea if its better on your CPU to be running a ton of audio or some midi instruments. i would imagine it is
my ideal solution: some audio in live, as usual, and midi routed to external devices