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RECALL: according to the changelog of 4.57rc2 AU bridge has been fixed.
Possibly this behavior occurs in combination with other plugins too? If using default option "Automatic Bridging (when required)" everything works fine.Ĭould you please have a look at this strange bridge behavior as well? In Reaper64 4.56 I just experienced that even with "App Nap" deactivated (reaper+bridges) the AU plugin "Metric Halo ChannelStrip 3" silences a whole track, but only if Reaper runs with plug-in compatibility option "In separate plug-in process". Thanks for looking after that, thats why I just love Reaper, their developers and it's community!ĭeactivating "App Nap" was just the key word and I can confirm that it works now as a temporarily solution for 4.55 and 4.56 :-) Thanks! pre4 could cause crashes, so rc1 should fix that. I don't really expect to see much more CPU use though. :) I'll let you know when I get the next 120 track 24/96 5.1 surround mix going. Reaper in OSX is still the place to be for me. That may not exactly be a heavy project but it isn't tiny. Activity Monitor says 4.5% total user CPU use. When playing, Reaper performance meter says 2.7% total CPU use. I have a session up with 60 tracks and 84 fx at the moment. My old love Reaper is not doing well.any more. The good thing is that old projects created on PC can run on Macs with Reaper. set back 200USDĪ quite heavy project in Reaper (lot of plugins)Īs stated earlier, Mac is not a good platform for Reaper, more effective on PC.
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Since you are on Macś, do you know that there is a software called Logic?. Reaper64 is running "fine" on Mavericks here as with previous version.
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Or I might just upgrade again - sometimes I never learn!
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Next time I'm notified of a Reaper update or an OSX update I think I've learned to wait a while, check the forums and watch for other pioneers with blood running down their back. I, like many of you said "What the heck - I'm going for it".įortunately I found a decent work-around.
That's nuts! Now if we did it on separate partitions, another machine, etc. There has been no consistent positive response on the upgrade issue on the forums yet we plunged away headlong on our production machines. Those of us who crippled production machines.shame on all of us. That's a law of computing just like Hard disks will ALWAYS fail and it will likely happen at the worst time.
I'm a 30-year IT veteran and should know better. As pioneers we take some arrows in the back.Īs someone mentioned earlier in the thread (and in numerous others) updating a system that works is a recipe for disaster.
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