vertigo5

I am working with a patch based around one matrixset with 20 matrices.

I'm basically writing into the matrixset over and over,

each time combining the input with what has already accumulated in the matrixset.

The timing is all based on one qmetro object, and the output is recorded using jit.qt.record.

When starting the qmetro, things seem to run smooth for around 1-2 minutes,

and then start slowing down and stuttering.

If I stop the qmetro and wait a minute and then start again,

things run smoothly once again and then slow down.

Is this slow down because of my pc and my RAM? or is there something I can do about it in Jitter?

I am working with a patch based around one matrixset with 20 matrices.
I'm basically writing into the matrixset over and over,
each time combining the input with what has already accumulated in the matrixset.
The timing is all based on one qmetro object, and the output is recorded using jit.qt.record.

When starting the qmetro, things seem to run smooth for around 1-2 minutes,
and then start slowing down and stuttering.
If I stop the qmetro and wait a minute and then start again,
things run smoothly once again and then slow down.

any help would be highly appreciated!
vertigo5.


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Well, I kind of found a temporary solution.

Or maybe just a hint that would explain the slow down.

If I use a matrixset with 40 matrices instead of 20,

and change the other relevant parts appropriately,

the patch runs smoothly and fast for as long as I leave it on,

as I thought a larger matrixset will demand MORE resources, not less...

Well, I kind of found a temporary solution.
Or maybe just a hint that would explain the slow down.
If I use a matrixset with 40 matrices instead of 20,
and change the other relevant parts appropriately,
the patch runs smoothly and fast for as long as I leave it on,
including the jit.qt.record.

That is actually un-intuitive for me,
as I thought a larger matrixset will demand MORE resources, not less...

Patch Slows Down after 1-2 Minutes