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24.1. MANAGING THE CPU LOAD 344

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24.1.2 CPU Load from Tracks and Devices

Generally, every track and device being used in Live incurs some amount of CPU load.

However, Live is smart and avoids wasting CPU cycles on tracks and devices that do not

contribute anything useful.

For example, dragging devices into a Live Set that is not running does not signicantly

increase the CPU load. The load increases only as you start playing clips or feed audio into

the effects. When there is no incoming audio, the effects are deactivated until they are

needed again. (If the effect produces a tail, like reverbs and delays, deactivation occurs

only after all calculations are complete.)

While this scheme is very effective at reducing the average CPU load of a Live Set, it cannot

reduce the peak load. To make sure your Live Set plays back continuously, even under

the most intense conditions, play back a clip in every track simultaneously, with all devices

enabled.

24.1.3 Track Freeze

Live's Freeze Track command, available from the Edit menu, can greatly help in managing

the CPU load incurred by devices and clip settings. When you select a track and execute

the Freeze command, Live will create a sample le for each clip in the track, calculating and

freezing the contribution of devices and clip parameters. Thereafter, clips in the track will

simply play back their freeze samples rather than repeatedly calculating processor-intensive

device and clip settings in real time.

Most device and clip features in frozen tracks are not accessible. However, launching clips

can still be done freely, and mixer controls such as volume, pan and the sends are still

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