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I noticed a huge improvement on audio performance meter of Cubase after upgrade to 7.
I am able now to work in my bigest template of 100 tracks (45gb-ram loaded) at 64 samples (total of 4ms latency) with no clicks and pops, my audio performance shows approx 20% max and cpu about 35%.
on VEP6 I could work without any clicks at 256 samples, cpu at 45% and audio performance meter at 50-70%.
big difference
though some minor improvements have to be done from developers, its a very nice job. File Attachment(s):  pict.1.PNG (1,079kb) downloaded 17 time(s).You cannot view/download attachments. Try to login or register.
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That's awesome. What are the specs of your machine?
Michael Full Cube and lots of other stuff
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Thats great to hear!! I ran my own tests between VEP6 & VEP7 and personally did not see noticable improvements in performance, but that was a couple of versions ago. Plus I'm running Cubase on a Mac. Maybe I'll have to run the tests again.
Curious, are you using coupled or de-coupled instances? I know they made some pretty significant improvements for coupled instances which is great. Epic Prog rock music using VSL samples - http://www.aeonsatori.comSystem specs: Mac Pro 5,1 3.33GHz 12 core 48GB RAM OS 10.11.6 Cubase 8.5 Vienna Ensemble Pro 6.0.27022(64-bit) PC: Core i7-2600 32GB Ram, Windows 8, Vienna Ensemble Pro 6.0.17011(64-bit)
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My specs:
Win 10 pro (optimized for audio)
Intel 8700k o/clocked at 4.8ghz
G.skill-64gb ram,
Asus z370 mobo,
Ssd 500gb Samsung evo960, m2 for os
+ 5 more ssd's evo860 for samples
No graphic card.
Sample libraries:
Vsl, Ewql, Kontakt, spectrasonics, Ujam,
Amp guitars. Strezov sampling.
DAWs
Cubase, Samplitude, Reaper
No servers, VEP7 and Cubase working both on this pc.
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Originally Posted by: JT3_Jon  <p>Thats great to hear!! I ran my own tests between VEP6 & VEP7 and personally did not see noticable improvements in performance, but that was a couple of versions ago. Plus I'm running Cubase on a Mac. Maybe I'll have to run the tests again. </p> <p>Curious, are you using coupled or de-coupled instances? I know they made some pretty significant improvements for coupled instances which is great. </p> Coupled
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