This is the best way to utilize the available CPU power for Omnisphere. Here's what Spectrasonics has to say: On single and dual-core systems, it's best to load multiple Parts (on different MIDI channels) within a single instance of Omnisphere, before opening any additional instances of the instrument. Separate instances will also allow you to freeze instruments individually. Could there be an option to play with in my Audio / Driver settings? I mean my songs have been getting bigger than they ever were in the past, but I'm pretty sure I'm good as far as RAM and my Processor is concerned for projects of the size I'm working with.Ĭan anyone think of anything that could be causing this or any way to fix it? These songs are in the mixing down phase, so I'm fine with freezing the tracks, but even then the crackling seems to freeze along with them. I'm pretty sure it's not an issue of resources. The crackling noises happen in the same spots every time I play the song.Īlso, I've found that panning that particular track with an effected Omnisphere patch in it to the left or right makes the problem much worse. It's only when a full song of multiple tracks is going does the issue start to happen.
BUT, if I play that patch by itself, it sounds fine. Basically some of the patches are hot/crackling/staticky.
I'm having an issue with Omnisphere that I never used to have.
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