(Each of the 4 cores is shown twice due to Hyper-Threading as explained in the documentation: but it isn't clear which core is which. The CPU meter will end up looking like this: I am dealing with these by using Freeze Tracks to prevent Logic from having to perform all the computations īut I noticed during troubleshooting that the system overloads when only one or two of the CPUs is overloaded and meanwhile the other CPUs are under-utilized. Logic Pro X: Why Are All CPUs Not Being Evenly Utilized? I recently started adding more virtual instrument tracks (like synthesizers) to my Logic Pro X projects and I started getting System Overload events. So not the new version 10,6 version.Īnother precision, I'm using a Usb audio interface now (Scarlett Solo 3rd gen) since my main one Clarett 4pre Thunderbolt is not compatible at this time.Īny idea what could be the problem, could it be a faulty unit? Please help!!!! I'm running the Logic Pro X previous version (10,5,1) since a couple plugins I used seems to be only working on this version. The other weird is that when I bounce the project (not in real time) I don't have any problem doing it, no overload at this point. I constantly have to freeze every track I'm working on the be able to mix my project. I've seen all the videos and comments on how this new chip was so more powerful than the Intel one and decided to jump on this boat but now I'm really frustrated on how things worked out on my side. The Cpu is jumping and the whole thing is acting really weirdly performance wise. I've just switched my setup from a 2018 Mac mini 32gb of ram to a newer M1 with 16gb of ram and I'm struggling to work on Logic Pro X with the same project size I used to have.

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