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Plugin Nap in PreSonus Studio One

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

This blog is part of our new series of tutorials based on the new features included in the latest update of PreSonus Studio One 5.4

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Plug-In Nap

Did you know that plugins consume CPU resources even when there is no audio passing thru them?

This is something that might crash or Studio One songs every once in a while, especially if out system is older…

When we have too many tracks, and too many plugins, the software might feel a bit “slow” and create errors or dropouts due CPU being slammed by the plugins.

However, Studio One has found a way to stop this CPU consumption when there is no audio passing thru the plugin.

This is called Plug-In Nap!

Let’s see how this works.

 

 

  1. Open or create a Studio One Song:

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

 

2. Click on “Performance” on the bottom left of the transport bar:

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

 

The Performance Monitor will open as:

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

It is easy to see, that the Ampire plugin that is present in the Song, is consuming 10 CPU resources, even when the transport is stopped!

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

 

However, we can fix this by simply enabling the Plug-in Nap feature, by simply clicking on the check box to the left of this:

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

 

Once clicked, it will be enabled as:

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

 

We can now see how the Ampire plugin is NOT consuming any CPU resources. In fact, it shows a small “moon” icon meaning it is “napped” because no audio is passing thru it, saving the CPU resources.

New Features included in Studio One 5.4: Plug-In Nap

 

This is a great way to optimize your CPU resources. If you have an older system or you are running songs with too many plugins and tracks, go ahead and enable Plugin Nap!

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