When playing in certain ways, this could help a lot.īut still you need a much better CPU in addition to a good fast soundcard to be able to run very demanding stuff using 128 samples buffer size. Unfortunately you can't limit the number of voices used, but i hope it will come. Higher samplerates needs faster system - more CPU power. Low buffer settings takes much CPU power - high buffer settings takes less CPU power.Īlso you can be sure you use a samplerate at 44100 or 48000 KHz - what's working best overall - for you soundcard. You can also raise your buffersize to 256 - 512 samples even if this might create a little delay you might fell when playing. Especially not with a buffersize at 128 samples, like i guess you are meaning.Īs said you can turn on the using Multicore in the bottom panel of Piano V. GHz clockspeed CPU is not too much when using demanding plug-ins and/ or when playing demanding stuff like described in my earlier post. It still can't be 128 samplerate you mean. This also can help on how much CPU power is used and needed. That can help some.Īrturia i suggest you put in a parameter to select the max number of voices to be used. You can set Piano V to use multiple cores if you have'nt and has multicore CPU. The higher samplerates you use in addition to this, the better your gear has to be. For instance if you play lots of notes - especially in the low range - while using sustain pedal.Ī buffer at 128 samples can need a very good computer and soundcard - especially if you play in demanding ways. If the issue is in your DAW, then what DAW are you using and what is the soundcard settings for your DAW?ĮDIT: It's true that Piano V can use a lot of CPU power. Is it in both standalone version and as plug-in you have the issue? Please also provide the used samplerate, and if you have USB buffer settings those too. I guess you mean you use 128 samples buffer size. Can you elaborate what latencu issue you have? Delay, distortion?
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