i played a c major chord, 3 notes using the in the mix analog pad preset
i am running an intel-5004u, not the best cpu ever, but it ran helm fine, especially when turning off animation, so would appreciate to see ability to turn them off
i am running an intel-5004u, not the best cpu ever, but it ran helm fine, especially when turning off animation, so would appreciate to see ability to turn them off
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Something you can try is to lower the oversampling (I heard - but not tried)
that does lower cpu usage by 10%, at least on my laptop, but the patch now sounds muddy and odd
I noticed that the oversampling is per patch and when one is using 8x, I hear dropouts.
That CPU runs at a core speed of 2Ghz so it’s no wonder you’re having issues. Remember FL Studio’s Meter is not a CPU Meter but shows how much of your Audio Buffer is being used. For a real idea of CPU usage see Window’s Task Manager/Performance.
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And try running Vital in stand-alone mode and comparing the Windows CPU usage against the result using FL Studio. It may be a buffer issue (which you may be able to tweak in FL or your audio interface settings).
For me its 15-35% CPU usage in FL and Standalone mode for most presets, 15% is still a lot for just a saw OSC…
Maybe an option to reduce animation quality might take the cpu usage down (for people with iGPUs)…
Still sounds insanely good tbh. Love everything I hear…
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