![]() ![]() These chunks are usually proportional to your buffer setting. It takes the system time to process audio.At 48,000 sample rate there are 48 samples per millisecond. The distance between two samples corresponds to a real time measurement of (Sample Rate / 1000) milliseconds. The audio stream has a sample rate - Time is divided into a number of discrete samples.The DAW processes the audio in a buffer corresponding to a number of samples.Many of them improperly label them “CPU” (they don’t measure CPU!), which leads to quite a bit of user confusion. Most DAWs have some functionality to measure load. Switching back to them has left me longing for some of these Mixbus features more than I would have thought otherwise. I use Logic for a major project every week, and I use Digital Performer for another project. I’ve been using Mixbus almost exclusively for the last 70 days or so and I’m enjoying it quite a bit (as long as I don’t expect to touch MIDI…), so I’ve built up quite the enthusiasm. ![]()
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