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Mbox 2 Mini Getting Started Guide
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To set the number of RTAS Processors:
1 Choose Setup > Playback Engine.
2 From the RTAS Processors pop-up menu, select the
number of available processors you want to allocate for
RTAS plug-in processing. The number of processors
available varies depending on how many processors are
available on your computer:
Choose 1 Processor to limit RTAS processing to
one CPU in the system.
Choose 2 Processors to enable load balancing
across two available processors.
On systems running four or more processors,
choose the desired number of RTAS processors as
needed.
3 Click OK.
CPU Usage Limit
The CPU Usage Limit controls the percentage of CPU re-
sources allocated to Pro Tools host processing tasks.
Used in combination with the RTAS Processors setting,
the CPU Usage Limit setting lets you control the way
Pro Tools tasks are carried out by the system.
Lower CPU Usage Limit settings limit the effect of
Pro Tools processing on other CPU-intensive tasks, such
as screen redraws, and are useful when you are experi-
encing slow system response, or when running other
applications at the same time as Pro Tools.
Higher CPU Usage Limit settings allocate more pro-
cessing power to Pro Tools, and are useful for playing
back large sessions or using more real-time plug-ins.
The maximum available CPU Usage Limit depends on
the number of processors in your computer and on the
number of processors you specify for RTAS processing.
This value can range from 85 percent for single-proces-
sor computers to 99 percent for multi-processor com-
puters.
To change the CPU Usage Limit:
1 Choose Setup > Playback Engine.
2 From the CPU Usage Limit pop-up menu, select the
percentage of CPU processing you want to allocate to
Pro Tools.
3 Click OK.
RTAS Engine (RTAS Error Suppression)
The RTAS Engine option determines RTAS error report-
ing during playback and recording. This is especially
useful when working with instrument plug-ins.
You should only enable RTAS error suppression if you
are experiencing frequent RTAS errors that are inter-
rupting your creative workflow. When RTAS error sup-
pression is enabled, you can experience a degradation of
audio quality. However, this may be acceptable in order
to avoid interrupting playback and recording when
working with instrument plug-ins. Be sure to disable
RTAS error suppression when you need to ensure the
highest possible audio quality, such as for a final mix.
Increasing the CPU Usage Limit may slow
down screen response on slower computers.
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