bitwig studio 2.3 firewire audio interface

#Bitwig studio 2.3 firewire audio interface install#
#Bitwig studio 2.3 firewire audio interface 32 bit#
#Bitwig studio 2.3 firewire audio interface manual#

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#Bitwig studio 2.3 firewire audio interface install#

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#Bitwig studio 2.3 firewire audio interface manual#

I’m aware that I’m using quite an old system (see below) for the whole thing but nothing on the website or manual speaks against using this setup.

#Bitwig studio 2.3 firewire audio interface 32 bit#

would there be an advantage to use the 32 Bit Mixbus 6 version instead of the 64 Bit? ( I know in the start session window you can choose buffer size, is this a different approach?) I already switched buffer size to Large Session (biggest option in the preferences/audio/buffering), are there more ways to improve system response and or avoid overload that I’m possibly not aware of? same about tracks: when deactivated, are they still using cpu? (in that session I kept all the unused tracks but deactived them) plugins: is it generally possible to disable them (not just bypass them but really take them from the cpu system for the time being (like in Pro Tools) (btw: apart from the good idea to limit oneself to a certain amount of tracks: fan noise can be quite a challenge to listen to while you actually want to listen to your mix )Īnyway, here are my questions, maybe some of you have (had) similar experiences or workarounds to share: I understand that Mixbus uses higher amounts of CPU but I was wondering that such an average session size hit the limits so quickly. Even switched to 'all available processors' in preferences/general/DSP CPU utilization. Mac Activity Monitor showed about 130 % (and more) cpu usage. Macbook Pro went pretty noisy (and stood like that), the mixbus system usage display in the upper right corner showed something between 60 and 80 % sometimes 90+. Mixed the first session in it (about 30 tracks imported but boiled it down to about 16 tracks that were actually mixed, added a single Midi Instrument (the Drum Mic’A Sim via Kontakt) - used the typical mixbus workflow, added a few plugins here and there but went not super crazy with it. Using Mixbus since v02 and only recently jumped to v06.