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I am working on a performance set that contains 3 different sub patches. They will be played one after the other (about 10 minutes each) and will go through the same effect units.

Currently the 3 sub patches are all generating signals even though only one of them are audible. This consumes a lots of the CPU power even though most of the consumptions are not needed. I wonder if anyone had similar experience and could share their tips in muting the sub patches that are currently not in use.

I am working on a performance set that contains 3 different sub patches. They will be played one after the other (about 10 minutes each) and will go through the same effect units. 

Currently the 3 sub patches are all generating signals even though only one of them are audible. This consumes a lots of the CPU power even though most of the consumptions are not needed. I wonder if anyone had similar experience and could share their tips in muting the sub patches that are currently not in use. 

Hi,
I am working on a performance set that contains 3 different sub patches. They will be played one after the other (about 10 minutes each)

avoid-unnecessary-cpu-consumption

Take a look at the poly~ object -> mute $1 message

avoid unnecessary CPU consumption