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You can use this information to make adjustments to your project or your system configuration. System overload alerts can appear when any of these meters peak. When a meter is full, the CPU or the disk has reached the limit of its processing capability. Watch the meters as the project plays back, noting when the meters are full.

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On Intel-based Mac computers with processors that support Hyper-Threading, two meters are shown for each core.ĭrive I/O: Shows the amount of disk bandwidth used by Logic Pro.

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Processing Threads: Shows the amount of CPU and RAM processing power Logic Pro is using on the available cores in your Mac. The Performance Meter has two sets of meters: Double-click the CPU meter to open it in a new, expanded window. The Performance Meter appears on the right side of the LCD.Select Performance Meter (CPU/HD), then click OK.Choose Custom from the pop-up menu in the LCD section.Choose View > Customize Control Bar and Display.

Choose any other additional options to streamline your workflow.

Choose Logic Pro > Settings (or Preferences) > Advanced Tools, then select Show Advanced Tools.

Fuck me.Use the meters in the Logic Pro Performance Meter to monitor system performance while working on a project. It took a couple of weeks to find out that my Line6 card has been working with permanent realtime converter, which “ate” the most of CPU. I’ve set project frequency settings to 96 000, while my card does not support it _natively_. I can’t believe that all DAWs will behave like that, that’s a fiasco. I haven’t tested these particular plugins in Pro Tools or Cubase, but I definitely will. For me the only solution was to use built-in Drummer’s Bounce feature to transfer audio files to the project and mute and disable initial MIDI track in case I wish to change something in my drum part.Īll mentioned above refers to both versions of Logic, 9 and X. So, I’ve got the situation when one core is working till the whole system is overloaded whilst the rest of them are chilling and smoking bamboo. When I started processing Superior Drummer tracks (btw, it can’t be frozen as the rest of plugins) I faced the dilemma that my voracios Drummer plugin was processed with the only one virtual core as well as very greedy CLA drums of Waves and nothing could be done to split them between the cores. UPD: Well, Logic is a piece of crap if to speak about multithreading. Restart Logic and see if the problem persists.

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To solve the problem I’ve downloaded installer which contains 2.3 full version. In my case I had Superior Drummer 2.0 and then several partial updates to 2.3. Quit Logic without saving the project and reinstall the motherfucker.

Remember what was the last plugin you switched off. Start with ones you have in Output channel (the last one, if you have ones) and Instruments (drums, basses, synths, whatever) and then go to the rest, until you have the peak on the CPU monitor down.

Switch off plugins in your session one by one, restarting playback when interrupted by System Overload. Push Play and you will definitely see one of the stripes goes beyond the ceiling, and then the System Overload message following.Ģ. Press Alt+X, this will show you the CPU and disk monitor. Open session you have System Overload message with.

LOGIC PRO X SYSTEM OVERLOAD HOW TO

Now, follow the story how to find the motherfucker in your case, it’s universal.ġ.

Yeah, it’s just a plugin in Logic, I use it for drums. I’ve been fighting with it for a month and have finally found the motherfucker who’d been doing it. Well, the friend would say that the best solution to System Overload issue is to switch to Pro Tools/Cubase, but to those who are not loosing faith in Logic the following is dedicated.