Traktor 2.5.1 now up

Steelo, post: 24683, member: 1368 wrote: Check out this article. I learnt alot
http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2011/03/traktor-gain-sound-level-settings/

I have my gains staged no problem (audio engineering student that knows about gain stage and clipping).
my only problem is cpu load. 8)

Steelo, post: 24679, member: 1368 wrote: Your main/master volume is too high…unless you have the headroom in preferences set to around -10db. That CPU load is about as hot as you can get it before clicks start happening so now you know you can push it.

First up that was just an extream test there are 8 FX on every single deck where 2 remix decks playing 4 sample each. And the master volume was in the red peobable because of classing of all thoses extream FX. I do not se a way anyone would be doing what I did in this test in realy life. This was a stress test witch I would say it past quite ok.
The test only shows that I can push it to the limit and it should handel it and for normal use there should not be any worries at all

Steelo, post: 24679, member: 1368 wrote: Your main/master volume is too high…unless you have the headroom in preferences set to around -10db. That CPU load is about as hot as you can get it before clicks start happening so now you know you can push it.

Something that I posted in the Denon DJ Forums:
“For those upgrading from 2.0.3, you’ll notice that the CPU meter in the Traktor header has been renamed LOAD. This was done to better reflect the information shown in the LOAD meter, as it only shows the load of Traktor’s internal audio engine and not the CPU load of the complete Traktor program. Due to some changes and the added Key Lock support of the sample decks, the LOAD meter will show more activity than in 2.0.3. As long as you aren’t experiencing any audio issues, you don’t need to worry.”