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hdp_rene
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March 14, 2024
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Audition 2024 gets slow with multiple wave files in multitrack mode

  • March 14, 2024
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Hi Everyone. Due to new/improved possiblilities in Spectralayers and UVR software I now started to work with multiple (8) wave files (vocals & instruments) in Audition multitrack mode at the same time. I gives you a better mix in the end. I've set all available pc memory, 32gb, to Audition in settings. (F4) Still Audition starts hanging after some editing into a few tracks. After getting a nearly white screen and taking my time, I'm still able to save the new settings into this multitrack. Saving the wave files in 32 or 16 bit, and into the multitrack settings, doest make any difference.

Does anybody else have the same experience?  Thanks for reading and hopefully a process solving reply.
Windows 11 23H2, AMD Ryzen 9-3900, AMD X570 Aorus Ultra. C:\Disk 9% used out one TB.

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    Correct answer hdp_rene

    I think solved it. Yesterdays tests went well. The source of the problem is Windows 11 itself. I chose: controlepanel, power options, edit plan settings. display off in 15 minutes, put computer to sleep; never. Thinking that this sleep option off, would also keep the the power on for the harddisks. However, when you go to; advanced power setting and click on harddisk, turn off harddisk, you'll see that W 11 puts your harddisk into sleep mode after 20 minutes! I changed that to 9999 (max) minutes. Second thing I did was to implement a 'new working location' on a M2 SSD. I now use my harddisks for storage only.
    Best, René

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    EuanWilliamson
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    EuanWilliamsonCommunity Expert
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    March 18, 2024

    Thanks for reporting your solution.

     

    Best regards, Euan.
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    hdp_reneAuthor
    Inspiring
    March 25, 2024

    An extra solution if you're using a Focusrite external audio (usb) system. Use/install their focusrite ASIO driver instead of the standard MME driver. If you're not recording directly and doing mixing/remixing stuff, set the buffersize on max (1024). Made everything perfect again here. Also while using VST3's like Izotope Nectar 4 (auto level)

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    hdp_reneAuthorCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    March 18, 2024

    I think solved it. Yesterdays tests went well. The source of the problem is Windows 11 itself. I chose: controlepanel, power options, edit plan settings. display off in 15 minutes, put computer to sleep; never. Thinking that this sleep option off, would also keep the the power on for the harddisks. However, when you go to; advanced power setting and click on harddisk, turn off harddisk, you'll see that W 11 puts your harddisk into sleep mode after 20 minutes! I changed that to 9999 (max) minutes. Second thing I did was to implement a 'new working location' on a M2 SSD. I now use my harddisks for storage only.
    Best, René

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