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available. Note that track freeze is not part of Live's Undo history, but executing the Edit

menu's Undo command to undo an action that affected a frozen clip will automatically

unfreeze the respective track.

Once any processor issues have been resolved (or you have upgraded your machine!), you

can always select a frozen track and choose Unfreeze Track from the Edit menu to change

device or clip settings. On slower machines, you can unfreeze processor-intensive tracks

one at a time for editing, freezing them again when you are done.

Besides providing an opportunity to conserve CPU resources on tracks containing a large

number of devices, the Freeze command simplies sharing projects between computers.

Computers that are a bit low on processor power can be used to run large Live Sets as

long as any CPU-intensive tracks are frozen. This also means that computers lacking certain

devices used in one Live Set can still play the Set when the relevant device tracks are frozen.

The samples generated by the Track Freeze command are stored in your temporary recording

folder until you save your Live Set, at which point they are moved to your Sounds folder.

Note: Frozen Arrangement View tracks will play back any relevant material stretching beyond

the lengths of their clips (e.g., the tails on Reverb effects). In the Session View, only

two loop cycles are included in the frozen clip, which means that clips with unlinked clip

envelopes will play back differently when frozen if those envelopes are longer than two loop

cycles.

24.2 Managing the Disk Load

A hard drive's access speed (which is related to, but not identical to, rotational speed) can

limit Live's performance. Most audio-optimized computers use 7200 RPM or faster drives.

Laptops, to save power, often use 5400 RPM or slower drives, which is why projects on

laptops usually have lower track counts. The amount of disk trafc Live generates is roughly

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